Dedza Pottery, Malawi

Bogdan Kwiatkowski
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Displayed: times.Dedza, to the south of Lilongwe, is noted for its pottery and a short detour from the M1 is well worth making to view, and purchase, some of its products. It is possible to watch the potters at work, and also sample some of the cakes for which their teashop has an excellent reputation. Dedza Mountain and Forest Reserve overlook the town. More info on: www.malawitourism.com
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