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Tuesday, February 07, 2012

Cowcrow

I've never really thought about what we do with all the heads that belong to our hamburgers, steaks, and fillets.  Next time you take a bite, ponder that. 
I did, however, find one creative use while camping in the desert north of Khartoum, Sudan.  We were driving alongside the Nile where many people have put their farms and were suprised to find a very carefully constructed "Cowcrow".  Gross and Functional all at the same time.

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