Back at camp, all children assembled at the Nduna fireplace where they were given a survival lesson on how to survive by using the stomach contents, and pretty much every part, of an impala. The kids were given the opportunity to try a piece of raw impala liver (high in vitamins). Most of our stomach’s turned but it was a great learning curve for the kids. It is here that I must say I took my hat off to Tracey Lawrence, who was the only girl to stomach a sip of the impala stomach content. Most of the older boys were quite easy entice into trying. Not one child was sick! But I think most mom’s were! |
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| this looks interesting | Uhhhh well maybe | |
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| any takers for raw liver? | Sandra nerving herself up to it | Nothing to it! |
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| The Rumen being prepared to extract the water content from it. | Okay, okay, I will strain it before you drink it! | squeezing the rumen content to remove the "water"
"come on guys, the smell isn't so bad..." |
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Me a man
Me not scared of smelly hands for one week. | Oh dear - he wont really...will he?
(Lara was promised a horn if she had some raw liver and drank some of the rumen contence) | Do you really need me to strain it again? |
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| Go girl, make us proud! | Man this tastes like Wade's beer. | Yip, this sure does tastes like my dad's beer |
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| The large intestine being removed to be stuffed with the liver and hart , to become the "pofadder" | Impala being converted to a potie!
Wade "Geez, I could have been a plastic surgeon" | |
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