green tobacco dries inside a storehouse in Batey Libertad.
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Sydney's adventures while researching merengue tipico in the Dominican Republic and New York. Warning: accordions will frequently be involved.
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1 comment:
Wow. That reminds me of being a kid on the farm, though we hung our tobacco up in a slightly different way, using sticks. It used to be one of my jobs to "tie" the tobacco--to put it in bundles that would then be stuck over the stick. I had nimble kid fingers without arthritis....
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