Here are some pictures that a fellow Peace Corps volunteer passed on to me. Some of this stuff I have seen personally, others its not too hard to imagine seeing it... but only in Africa!
This is even more old school than a boombox on the shoulder (And, yes, that is a car battery on his head).
What? This isn't what your waterheater looks like?
Get it? Get it? Haha.
I guess you just hope that your injury doesn't require immediate care.
This is very normal actually.
Not exactly well thought out was it?
This is quite the special.
Typical Malian thought process.
This is even more old school than a boombox on the shoulder (And, yes, that is a car battery on his head).
What? This isn't what your waterheater looks like?
Get it? Get it? Haha.
I guess you just hope that your injury doesn't require immediate care. 
This is very normal actually.
Not exactly well thought out was it?
This is quite the special.
Typical Malian thought process.
1 comment:
hahaha this is one of your best posts ever. I love it. My water heater in Germany worked on exactly the same principles but it was a little more permanent than a water bottle used as a pipe. I had a mini heater strapped onto the wall, one nozzle let water into the heater. then after it was full you push the button on the heater to heat up the water, then another nozzle let it out, and of course there was a third nozzle for cold water.
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