On this evening's beach walk we played a game of 'guess what animal this used to be'. The grey fuselage of a ray was bobbing around in the surf with entrails jutting out like overstuffed sausages. The wings had been cleanly removed and the tail had also been cut. This was found a few metres along the beach. The meat is considered a delicacy in some parts of the world, although I have not seen it locally. Don't want to either.Things to do in Singapore (and occasionally beyond) during and after meals. Incorporating content from www.livinginoman.com
BEEN THERE, DONE THAT, CAN'T REMEMBER ANY OF IT....
Wednesday, 18 October 2006
Oman: something fishy afoot
On this evening's beach walk we played a game of 'guess what animal this used to be'. The grey fuselage of a ray was bobbing around in the surf with entrails jutting out like overstuffed sausages. The wings had been cleanly removed and the tail had also been cut. This was found a few metres along the beach. The meat is considered a delicacy in some parts of the world, although I have not seen it locally. Don't want to either.
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