The Trip - 6 May 25/47
Today was a much more relaxing day with a trip to a pottery factory – about an hour and a half from Lilongwe. The quality was all very good, and in fact this was probably one of the most “touristy” places that we visited. We enjoyed lunch along with the highly efficient service (Fast food here is an hour minimum. After that is was back to our semi base at cross roads, to be collected to prepare for our presentation to the Bawila club.
Our presentation went well (even with a black out in the middle of it). After the meeting some of the club, along with Fran, Greg and I visited the local for a couple of drinks and to say farewell to Malawi.
And to say farewell Tim (my host) and I saw a Hyena run across the road in front of us while driving home.
Today was a much more relaxing day with a trip to a pottery factory – about an hour and a half from Lilongwe. The quality was all very good, and in fact this was probably one of the most “touristy” places that we visited. We enjoyed lunch along with the highly efficient service (Fast food here is an hour minimum. After that is was back to our semi base at cross roads, to be collected to prepare for our presentation to the Bawila club.
Our presentation went well (even with a black out in the middle of it). After the meeting some of the club, along with Fran, Greg and I visited the local for a couple of drinks and to say farewell to Malawi.
And to say farewell Tim (my host) and I saw a Hyena run across the road in front of us while driving home.
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