Miscellaneous Artefacts

[Arthur Little]

Much has been said in favour of the 'tabo versus toilet paper'. I wonder if my mention of two other "cleaning up" implements, viz:- the 'Grass Hook' and the 'Coconut Stick Broom' is likely to provoke a rush of responses from native Filipinos in particular and/or others in the know? Are either - or both - of these peculiar to the Phils, or would I be correct in thinking that the former is a type of scythe? Then again, how about the gardening tool known as a 'bolo?

[scott&ligaya]

My honey misses her Baguio "witches broomstick"(great for wooden floors)hehehehe

[IainBusby]

My honey misses her Baguio "witches broomstick"(great for wooden floors)hehehehe

My missus has got one of those, it's amazing what Filipinas manage to fit into a suitcase.
Iain.

[scott&ligaya]

she is planning to bring one back next week after her "winter" holiday!!!!!!

[Arthur Little]

My honey misses her Baguio "witches broomstick"(great for wooden floors)hehehehe

Also known as a 'Wallis' if I'm not mistaken!

[Ana_may365]

i have walis tambo from baguio and also walis tingting here in our house.if i used walis tingting outside of our house our neighbor missuss looking at me everytime.she think im crazy coz walis tingting here is only for the display

[Ping]

Since I arrived here I used walis tingting to sweep the yard. Its good and don't mind the neighbor if they asked me why.I explained to them.

Bolo is good garden tools especially for cutting and chopping small branches. I'd like to have one here in England but its difficult to bring in, I just used cleaver instead or butchers knife.

[LEAHnew]

My missus has got one of those, it's amazing what Filipinas manage to fit into a suitcase.
Iain.

maybe disassemble

Hi Arthur it seems a suggestion what to bring in UK......that make us Filipina very unique


Leah