I grewup by the Berbice river and many times I would see Indian men by the river bank( in the water) dipping themselves in the water. Several times. And each time, they would pour out the water collected in a brass utensil. Facing the early morning sun.
What is the correct name of the utensil?
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I grewup by the Berbice river and many times I would see Indian men by the river bank( in the water) dipping themselves in the water. Several times. And each time, they would pour out the water collected in a brass utensil. Facing the early morning sun.
What is the correct name of the utensil?
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YUh said you are Guyanese but have such a question????????????????
YUh said you are Guyanese but have such a question????????????????
He probably would recognize que-que dancing and smell goobie soup from a mile away. 
I grewup by the Berbice river and many times I would see Indian men by the river bank( in the water) dipping themselves in the water. Several times. And each time, they would pour out the water collected in a brass utensil. Facing the early morning sun.
What is the correct name of the utensil?
What type of " Indian men " ? Native Indians or East Indians ? For the East Indian the name is Lotha....I don't know the name of the utensil used by the Native Indian.....many cultures engage in sun worship....the ancient Greeks were foremost amongst them....present day Japan also indulge in such practises.....
This topic reminds me of a poem from Milton:
YUh said you are Guyanese but have such a question????????????????
do you know there is a place in Guyana where the only mode of transportation is by canoe or speeboat? you have to use a canoe to go to your next door neighbour
Somewhere in the Far East there is a place called water land where people live, plant, travel and do everything on water permanently.
YUh said you are Guyanese but have such a question????????????????
do you know there is a place in Guyana where the only mode of transportation is by canoe or speeboat? you have to use a canoe to go to your next door neighbour
And your point is?
YUh said you are Guyanese but have such a question????????????????
do you know there is a place in Guyana where the only mode of transportation is by canoe or speeboat? you have to use a canoe to go to your next door neighbour
And your point is?
what's the name of the place and where is it in Guyana since you're a qualified "Guyanaese" know it all
YUh said you are Guyanese but have such a question????????????????
do you know there is a place in Guyana where the only mode of transportation is by canoe or speeboat? you have to use a canoe to go to your next door neighbour
And your point is?
what's the name of the place and where is it in Guyana since you're a qualified "Guyanaese" know it all
Don't try to compare me with you and D2 but I will take a guess: Mahaicony Creek.
I grewup by the Berbice river and many times I would see Indian men by the river bank( in the water) dipping themselves in the water. Several times. And each time, they would pour out the water collected in a brass utensil. Facing the early morning sun.
What is the correct name of the utensil?
What type of " Indian men " ? Native Indians or East Indians ? For the East Indian the name is Lotha....I don't know the name of the utensil used by the Native Indian.....many cultures engage in sun worship....the ancient Greeks were foremost amongst them....present day Japan also indulge in such practises.....
This topic reminds me of a poem from Milton:
East Indian men.
Thank you for the name and correct spelling. I couldn't remember the name.
Thank u Dondadda.
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