As one travels from Nairobi in the direction of Uganda, one passes several fruit and vegetable vendors.
We stopped recently to buy some plumbs, peaches - and yes, rhubarbs. (I'm not fond of rhubarbs, but the rest of the family likes them. I find them too much in the slime category. Ironically, I do like fresh oysters. But you gotta have some good cocktail sauce to slather on them.)
This "zone" sales concept is part of travel through Kenya - and Nairobi. Further toward Uganda is the oranges zone. But you guessed it, there is no tacos zone.
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3 comments:
Hmmm Rhubarb Pie!
Be safe...
I agree. My mother makes KILLER strawberry rhubarb pie....=:)
And, what do you mean by 'no tacos zone'??? LOL
Having lived in Texas and California I can say there really aren't any taco zones in Colorado either - although I suppose they are better than what you might get in Nairobi. I personally prefer the T-Zone in Santa Fe!
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