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Luxury
... a private beach with security, a bed that was 3 metres wide ( what a waste), and great food. All for 30 dollars a night. Had 3 great days doing not alot. Good weather so pretty happy with life.
But the food!! A buffet each night ( and for breakfast) that started at 7.30 with drinks and cheese and cold meats etc, then table service for entree, then appertiser, then ...
Love doesn't work like that
... cost about £12, and not £40. I mean, for £12 would one expect to have walls? My young lady was pitch black Priscilla, with the pink toenails, whose hands felt like they were borrowed from the Incredible Hulk, but with more strength. Yikes.
Well, I could still move afterwards, and actually felt de-knotted, so thumbs up for Priscilla!
This young lady is 28, divorced with a 5 year old boy. She said she had found her husband ...
Sand Dunes at Che Shalet
... more than normal). All the others took a walk into town via the beach. When they got back it was onto the roof for movement and mobility again. A couple of my toes are sore, and I think I might be close to getting blisters from the bare foot running, hopefully not though.
I think I have simply had too much sun today. The sand dunes was in the open, as was the run and as was the roof top mobility session. I took a dehydration sachet before dinner ...
Wildfitness...P
... doing it right apparently. We then did the rolling with the foam, the calves, the back of thighs, the bum, the back, the front of legs, the side of legs. Then to top it all, we take a tennis ball (yes boys I will be using your tennis balls when I get home!), and place it under your buttock, one at a time, and roll around and scream at the same time. That's basically what I did anyway. And the best part. We have to do this 2 ...
Welcome to Africa
... day. Once I had managed to prize them open we went on a day trip to Maraffa, a small village 30km's from Melindi which has a depression and a really nice place to visit. We wanted to do the trip on our own rather than as a tour so took a matatu (minibus taxi) out early in the morning which was without doubt one of the most uncomfortable journies of my life! I was on the back seat which was higher than the other seats but meant I had to tilt my head to fit in. We also had 4 of us ...
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