Everyone wanted us to come and look (looking is free) and were perplexed that we wouldn't buy soapstone / bags / wooden masks / plaques with our names carved out (real boot polish ebony)
Lon Zomer and Hazel O'Dea - their life abroad
Thursday, 30 October 2008
Watamu - handicrafts
The lack of many other tourists meant we got a lot of attention from the beach boys and ladies (and even beach masaai) trying to sell us local crafts, imported sarongs, day trips etc
Everyone wanted us to come and look (looking is free) and were perplexed that we wouldn't buy soapstone / bags / wooden masks / plaques with our names carved out (real boot polish ebony)
Everyone wanted us to come and look (looking is free) and were perplexed that we wouldn't buy soapstone / bags / wooden masks / plaques with our names carved out (real boot polish ebony)
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