And when he left he took an egg, which grew into a snake, and some wild cane which grew into a snake.
Barkulkul left bearing not indigenous food (as in the first version) but regenerative signs (soil enclosed in a wild kava leaf and eggs and wild cane which turned into snakes) and those things which would return later as European goods.
The easy way to harvest wild cane is to chop the long stems off at the base, and carry a bundle of long canes home over the shoulder, where they can be cut into smaller pieces and shared out to chew on under shelter as the wet season rains beat down.
The lodge is constructed from local clay and wild cane and roofed with palm fronds.
Definition of wild cane in US English:
wild cane
noun
another name for giant reed
Example sentencesExamples
The lodge is constructed from local clay and wild cane and roofed with palm fronds.
Barkulkul left bearing not indigenous food (as in the first version) but regenerative signs (soil enclosed in a wild kava leaf and eggs and wild cane which turned into snakes) and those things which would return later as European goods.
The easy way to harvest wild cane is to chop the long stems off at the base, and carry a bundle of long canes home over the shoulder, where they can be cut into smaller pieces and shared out to chew on under shelter as the wet season rains beat down.
And when he left he took an egg, which grew into a snake, and some wild cane which grew into a snake.