Tisa also hosts an umu feast here every week. What a cool-looking place! Heading back, after a shopping trip, we were nearly caught by sa, a daily time of rest and prayer, where cars have to stop driving and people must stop walking around. Luckily, we got back minutes before sa started, and didn't get "sa-ed" as Nick puts it.
Rough notes:
http://mandarinmanmarktravelnotes.blogspot.com/2012/06/2011-nz-to-sf-day-29.html
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