This however is Mike and I just before going to Mentushari
I spent a day with the men of the village trying to mend the road to Mentuchari which had suffered a mud slide. It’s hard messy work shovelling mud.
It was all in vain as the next day the local council sent a huge digger up the road and pushed all our good work into the river. Also next time it rained (happens a lot in the rain forest) their work was covered with mud too and the road was blocked again. That's life in the rain forest.
Here I am taking the shells off coffee grains so they can be dried and roasted. It takes hours but is good work as you can litterally smell the coffee to come.
Here is a view from the top of the coffee plantation showing the mud road and a bit of Mentushari City Centre
and here is the lovely coffee hulled, dried, roasted and ready for grinding and drinking. MMMMmmm I love Mentushari.
As a footnote. Can you guess which coffee the good people of Mentushari drink? Seeing as they grow some of the best coffee in the world. Fresh, tasty and organic. Yes, that's right they buy Nescafe!
Yay!!!!! The blog's back, how we've missed it!
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