OPINION: The latest in Kay Jones' travels

December 2 2016 - 7:00am
THE WORMS TURN: Kay Jones with Aet, a lady who lives in Wungdod Village and grows silk worms. The worms are kept in large baskets that are covered in mulberry leaves.
THE WORMS TURN: Kay Jones with Aet, a lady who lives in Wungdod Village and grows silk worms. The worms are kept in large baskets that are covered in mulberry leaves.

Oberon resident Kay Jones, who is travelling overseas, has been sharing her experiences with Oberon Review readers.

Na took me down to her rice farm yesterday where she grows a crop of “sticky rice”. She has a large bamboo house built on stilts, with many scrawny chickens running around. Her youngest son Joe raises these chickens and sells them them for cock fighting.

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