jamessebastian

I'm glad u liked it : )

Thanks

ya..it is done by cutting the flower stump("kuumbu") and fastening a container beneath it.apparently...this is the easy method.the other is by climbing the tree and placing a container beneath the cut flower stump and retreiving it afterwards..it is called neera or "madhura kallu" ..it has no kick or alchaholic effects..if it is kept for sometimes..say for 1 day..fermentation takes place(yes..even without east and sugar.)and the resultant drink is toddy.

ya..it is done by cutting the flower stump("kuumbu") and fastening a container beneath it.apparently...this is the easy method.the other is by climbing the tree and placing a container beneath the cut flower stump and retreiving it afterwards..it is called neera or "madhura kallu" ..it has no kick or alchaholic effects..if it is kept for sometimes..say for 1 day..fermentation takes place(yes..even without east and sugar.)and the resultant drink is toddy.

ya..it is done by cutting the flower stump("kuumbu") and fastening a container beneath it.apparently...this is the easy method.the other is by climbing the tree and placing a container beneath the cut flower stump and retreiving it afterwards..it is called neera or "madhura kallu" ..it has no kick or alchaholic effects..if it is kept for sometimes..say for 1 day..fermentation takes place(yes..even without sugar.)and the resultant drink is toddy.

thanks for the effort..it was great...

super creative

I havent heard about the dakota fire hole till u said it..i looked it in the internet and i think its similar..

clever title

how would u step into the boat..it would flip right??..

@scubaru___wood is easy to work with.u could nail them together with ease(but how would u connect all the pvc's together...).it has good strength which is really needed here.