Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Carabao Tail

The carabao has a tiny, short tail mainly used to ward flies off its behind. But it is also to be gripped as you negotiate a downward slope towards the river. Here’s how: with one hand on the leash, lean backwards with thighs wrapped tightly around the beast. If it gets too steep, brace your feet against the horns. You will feel its strong back muscles as your body sways to its huge butt. While you hold your breath, the carabao’s long tongue alternately laps its often runny nose.
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