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on June 26, 2009 9:17 AM | 1
Aid workers in Dadaab - the world's largest refugee camp, set up in 1991 to cater for Somalis fleeing civil war - tell me that families always ask for cylindrical jerry cans rather than ones with square edges. The reason is simple. Five-year-old daughters cannot carry a can filled with 20l of water. But they can roll the round ones.
Rob Crilly is a freelance journalist based in Jerusalem writing for The Sunday Telegraph and The Daily Mail. He spent...
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Great stuff both here and on Twitter.
You might find this interesting: http://twitter.com/HippoRoller
Their site is down right now so their Twitter link is all I can offer.
Cheers,
Jon