Dizi People & Local School | Rare Traditions in Remote Ethiopia
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Channel: Travel: The Good, The Bad & The Funny · 2012 · Travel & Events
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com On the way to Maji, we stop at a local school to give schoolmaster more pens and crayons. Now in the Dizi people area, guide Biya points out a man in front of school who filed his teeth into points, an old Dizi tradition that is no longer being done. We camped for two nights in the local Maji police station with beautiful views, clumps of Calla Lilies, sheep, goats and cows who wander through, along with local children tending their stock. They would rush to watch me pee in the bushes. And, they'd materialize out of nowhere... Please don't forget to Subscribe, Share and Like. Thanks.
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