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Don't skewer the dog
... clever and we should all have it! This place really makes you think, and a lot of the abstract concepts the kids have been taught, are concrete reality here. This afternoon we went down to the YaYa shopping centre to get some supplies and to visit the Masai Market. Thank the Good Lord that Susanna came with us as otherwise we would have been fleeced of all our money and would probably have left with a huge smile on our faces, thinking how nice everyone was! ...
Kenya!
... out we thought we were at the top, but apparently not! A few more scary stairs later we were directly on top of the building on its helipad! What a view, the city is breath taking. Apparently Nairobi means cold and wet as it used to be flat wetlands, that is until the British came along and built on it pushing the Maasai Mara out to the east. Naughty Brits! After the city tour we headed to a giraffe centre, which I must say I was very ...
African Sky
... and baboons cackling and calling. We saw dik-dik today..and found an elephant skull, jaw, and femur in our surrounding camp area. We also went to Kimana, the nearby town, where I was dropped off in an area where I was for the first time totally unable to communicate or blend in! It was actually a really cool experience, just to smile and nod and see the happy, welcoming, smiling faces of the local kids (some of the adults). I practiced my swahili and really loved the town, It ...
Malaria, amoeba and 2nd degree burns
... when they did reach home, they would often spend their whole evening cleaning or cooking for younger siblings. When they finished year 8, they would often be married off, never getting the opportunity to attend high school. This volunteer, along with the house mum, came up with the idea to build a boarding house so the young girls could live at the school. At the moment around 25 girls live there. We got to chat to them, and then found out we would be staying ...
"Visitors in the home make it Blessed"...
... for chocolate and "The Ghost in the Darkness". A movie, based on a true story, about building the railway throught he Tsavo National Park and two killer lions. It was actually pretty good and instead of scaring me off just got me more excited to actually see a lion in the wild!
Being a Sunday evening Jules went off to bed before us as she was waking up super early for work, so we said our goodbyes, as we also would be leaving in the morning but at a more respectable ...
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