Ps Fly Aish Bricks

If you drive down the bypass road near Bajot Village, you’ll see our place. We are right on the way to Rohta. It’s a dusty spot because of all the fly ash we handle, but that’s the nature of making bricks. We started this because there was a lot of building happening in the villages nearby and they needed materials. The yard is usually a mess of grey powder and finished bricks stacked in rows. We try to keep things organized, but when we are busy, it’s hard to keep it tidy. The machines make a lot of noise throughout the day. We have a couple of guys who manage the pressing and the mixing. Sometimes we run out of water or the electricity goes out, and then everything just stops for a bit. That’s just life out here. We don't have a big sign or a fancy gate. Most people just pull over when they see the piles of bricks from the road. We spend most of our time outside, checking on the drying process. The weather really dictates how much we can get done in a week. If it rains, we have to cover everything up quickly. It’s a lot of physical work and not much else. We don’t use any special talk to sell the bricks. People see them, they count them, and we load them up. It’s straightforward.