Bakar batu
In a small village, somewhere in Papua, this people were quite busy with their weekly "party". They make a big fire and put stones on top of it. When the stones are hot they put them in a big (oil) drum and put vegetables, potatoes and meat on top of it. Bakar batu means something like burned stones.
Canon EOS300D with Tamron 28-300, 1/400s, f/4.5, 32mm, iso200
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Jacob Duijzer 24/03/2006 23:40
Thank you for your comment. It's a very recent picture, shot last sunday. I am working here in Wamena, so not really a tourist...Christian G. Weber 24/03/2006 13:51
Jacob,a nice document. There aren't so many turis who visit Irian Jayah. Is this a recent picture?
Greetings,
Christian
P.S.: bakar is more like sauteed