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Things to do back in homecountry

Food
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Mutton in matti pathra
Kallu n boti near chetlu
Peethalu
Fish
Natu kodi in village
Coconut water



Events
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Pillalatho event and giving them prizes



To secure
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Farmhouse
Trampoline
Flooring 3d


Random
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Cruise


Timpass or Hobbies
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Moulds cast iron brass and copper into bars  - Castings and Mouldings





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