Traditional way of Burning bricks in a kiln// African Village Girls Life

[@simonkine]

This has reminded me of when we had to bake bricks for our fence construction, it was tiresome but also fun and fascinating😂😂😂, the part when the fire finally came through from the top side was breath-taking, truly relatable

[@trishasiimwe.]

Thanks for watching

[@simonkine]

@@trishasiimwe. blessings my sister.

[@pattoutcourt4968]

It reminds me of when I was doing ceramics, I had a lot of ceramic moulds, for fun and also to sell so that my Hobby would be profitable too...

[@baltanne]

*We should run this oven more often and resell the products in other towns in Uganda.*

[@trishasiimwe.]

Oh yeah

[@BrendaAkatama]

Oh this brings back so many memories woooow

[@trishasiimwe.]

Thanks Brenda for watching

[@sengendosimeonbuzima]

Very nice work

[@trishasiimwe.]

Thanks dear Buzima for watching

[@katendekaggwa6548]

Sad note, I lost some money in this business though taught me some things I didn't know, thanks dear for sharing

[@trishasiimwe.]

So sorry dear

[@Thepokotdaughter]

I will try this

[@TonnyOkello]

Impressive piece of work by the young men. Hopefully they plant trees during their spare time to replace the one cut

[@trishasiimwe.]

Thanks for watching

[@chaiwajohnson]

True we should remember to replace nature for future generations

[@akankwasamary2751]

Keep it up girl. You're doing great

[@yassinbachu4819]

Nice.. thanks for sharing...that kiln gives out how many bricks please? Thanks

[@randalmoroski1184]

You could have shown us the bricks you made..?

[@trishasiimwe.]

Thanks for watching

[@TemplarX2]

Final product?

[@m2mike38]

Family, is there specific mud you chooses to produces strong bricks after going through this whole process or any kind of mud can produce quality results of bricks? Like here in Namibia u can find three type if not four. There is gray one and brown or dark orange. Both used by ants to build a hill. Another mud is the black one where lakes normally form during rain season and bull frogs stays there. The last mud is found on the normal ground having salty, cattle loves to eat that hard soil bcos of that salt. So which one do you use to make strong bricks.

[@trishasiimwe.]

Clay soil is the best for making strong bricks

[@m2mike38]

Thank beloved sister Trisha... I really appreciate that bcos I want to try making this. For many of us Africans, can afford to spend money on everything which require us 2 build a house. So, were you literally referring to Clay Soil on the surface? Or the clay soil which is being dug underneath? I hope you are referring to the very on we were mekin here those days different toys.

[@wowtomitna3982]

Patricia please assist on how to locate this creative boys,contacts and so on,thanks in advance

[@trishasiimwe.]

Where are you located?

[@m2mike38]

Seems like the wood you were using were not dry. Why?

[@olarivan190]

By the tym u leave that place ,I don't know wat u won't know 🤣

[@priscillaarinaitwe7357]

Hahahahahahaha

[@trishasiimwe.]

Hahahahahahaha thanks for watching dear

[@october5485]

Great work. How many bricks there

[@trishasiimwe.]

About 1500

[@priscillaarinaitwe7357]

Great video❤️

[@trishasiimwe.]

Thanks

[@ajscholars4867]

When you reach this that’s when you Start getting the smell of money 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trishasiimwe.]

Haha, AJ this money comes from far.

[@adoido6654]

Which country is this? Please

[@trishasiimwe.]

Uganda

[@batapaledah]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@kenmediaug]

Uganda zaabu

[@trishasiimwe.]

Kabiisa

[@wowtomitna3982]

Where can I find this boys to help me make bricks,fully funded

[@trishasiimwe.]

Uganda

[@rachealagasha2323]

This clearly is not so easy work to do banange

[@trishasiimwe.]

Very true. Thanks for watching

[@MuhammadKhaleel-jv6js]

Gg

[@trishasiimwe.]

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