Un Eléphant dans mon carburateur | home
Mon Arrivée en Afrique | Nairobi | Mes Elèves | Les Voitures | Les Parks | Les Boys | Fêtes | Kericho | Ouganda | Paquets | La Maison | Bio-Gaz | Manger | Argent | Gardiens | Alice | Zimbabwe | James | Biographies | Mes Parents | Les Engrais | 1 = 2 | Burundi, terres de haîne | Le Machin | Dessins de M. Phiri | Dessin | Dessin2 | Dessin3 | Dessin4 | Dessin 5 | Dessin 7 | Dessin 6 | Joe | Cadres | Compost | Erosion | Politesse | Pourquoi | Faim 2005 | Navigation | video | Video 2
Dessin 6
This is an optimistic view
How many farmers can plow with a cow?
Mostly, plowing is done by hand
With a hoe
By a woman
Often at night
To avoid the heat of the day.
Plowing may look very relaxed
Try it yourself
The mow goes one way
The cows go another way
And the plow behaves more than a jupping Dolphin
Than a niece agricultural helper
This is more like it
Please observe the lonely tree in the background
On both pictures
Often we have asked
Why does that tree remain?
Never have we received a believable answer.
Men accept to do the howing
It is hard work
The hoe is home made
Look how this one has been diminished by it's use.
On the hills on the background
They have tried growing tea.