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Visit to Ol Pejeta and the Chimpanzees
The ride to Sweetwaters was long, or at least it seemed that way. We stopped several times, once at a local outdoor produce market which was busy selling not only produce but all kinds of different items. It was very interesting, crowded, colorful, and lively! We also stopped at a roadside stand to stretch our legs.
Sweetwaters was a …
Happy Canada Day!
What a way to celebrate July 1st... on morning game drive we saw amongst many sightings of animals, a pride of lions that had just eaten their giraffe breakfast; a cheetah resting; and a mother and child pair of black rhinos. We are staying at Sweetwaters Luxury tent site; where we have electricity and water heated by woodfire. We are enjoying the …
Ol Pejeta Conservancy
We head out of Nairobi this morning, bound for a game reserve near Mt. Kenya, arriving there in time for lunch. In the afternoon we take our first game drive which features a stop at the Chimpanze Sanctuary founded by Jane Goodall (and which was recently in the news for the chimps killing one of the young volunteer workers). Here are a few shots …
Kungu maitu
... runter fahren kann. Es geht eine Weile Richtung Norden (es sei erwähnt, dass man hier auch für eine Strecke von 100km gern mal etwas mehr als 4h unterwegs sein kann - dem nicht vorhandenen Straßenbelag sei dank). Und Afrika wird plötzlich grün!!! Es ist unglaublich, wie schön dieses Land sein kann, überall schiessen Eukalyptus- und Pinienbäume aus dem Boden und am Ende des Himmels wächst der Mount Kenya aus den Wolken. Die Menschen hier sind etwas reicher, der Boden ist voller ...
Slopes of Mt Kenya, Aberdares, Kenya
... wished…and I sure did!) Here they call the brandy “brown milk” to go along with the white milk for your tea or coffee. It was kind of funny considering we are out in a wild forest with wild animals, it is off and on again rai, and we are sitting down to tea and brandy! Our guide then shared a short history of Kenya’s struggle for independence. I (K) loved that in particular. I learned that the name for the Mao-Mao warriors (for ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsSweetwaters Tented Camp Nanyuki
“ Heaven ! ”
Reviewed Sep 18, 2012
This lodge provided perhaps our top experience in terms of accommodations during this tour. The watering hole just across from the tents, and the abundant wildlife, make it an exciting place to stay. Many of us wondered why go out on safari at all? Just let the animals come to us, as we sit and enjoy coffee and drinks at the bar. Our favorite moment was the parade of 16 elephants of all ages, followed closely by the sight of tall giraffe spreading their front legs far enough (the splits) in order to get their long necks down low enough to take a drink!
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