then, when the walls are a little built up, you put the pot on the rocks like usual, to build the walls up around the pot to really insulate the fire/heat well...
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Stuff i Need/Want :)
- magazines-people, glamour, us weekly etc
- instant grits-esp cheesy with ham or bacon
- un salted un roasted walnuts
- un salted un roasted pecans
- un salted, un roasted almonds
- jolly ranchers
- cheese-its
- toothbrushes
- deoderant
- crest whitening toothpaste
- any sort of cheese you can find that wont spoil- esp velveeta, cheese flakes (like for potatos) etc
- bacon bits
- pouch chicken
- recess (cups, pieces, whatev)
- Goldfish (the cheesy crackers not the animal)
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Sarah Provost, PCV
Corps de la Paix Americain
B.P. 1927
Conakry, Guinea
West Africa
Corps de la Paix Americain
B.P. 1927
Conakry, Guinea
West Africa
Where is Guinea?
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- Conte's Passing
- my garden!...one of the things that makes me happy...
- some of the people who help me in my village get s...
- yay! finally done- this is a picture of my audienc...
- making an air hole using a stick...
- smoothing out the platform where the wood will res...
- and the walls go up up up...
- then, when the walls are a little built up, you pu...
- after the rocks themselves are insulated, we begin...
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- that yellow can there is to hold up the hole which...
- First i put down the three stones and began to ins...
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About Me
- Background Info
- I am a 22 yr old graduate of FSU who will be spending Dec 2007-Mar 2010 in Guinea with the Peace Corps. This blog is for my family and friends to keep up with my adventures when I'm gone. I will not be able to update it very often but I will love to hear from all of you whenever you can write something:) ps- the views expressed on this page are mine alone and not those of the Peace Corps
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