Lion Hill Lodge Lake Nakuru National Park

... hear all kinds of animals out there. I slept pretty well except when my tent buddy woke up at 4 am to pee. Let&#8217;s say he didn&#8217;t walk very far. Also when I was brushing my teeth over by the wood line, I was shining my flashlight around the place to see if I could see any eyes in the brush, and I did! There were a small pair about 10 m away from me. Sunrise came early and we ate cereal, toast and bananas.<br><br>This day we ...

... by galloping zebras. Many other tours found their way to it as well. Often going unseen, we were very fortunate to see the black rhino. <br><br>We bought a few supplies in Nakuru and headed back to the camp ground. It is cool at night but not as cool as expected. We still don't need our thermals or hats but certainly the fleece jackets are needed.<br><br>This campground was next to a bar. We enjoyed a few cool Tuskers for 150 Kenyan shillings (~ 2.00)<br><br>

... this was going to be how we would travel from 3rd August. We pitched our tent had lunch and then drove into Nakuru about half an hour away. At Nakuru we drove down to the lakeside national Park and before we even entered we saw baboons along the roadway. In the park on the banks of the lake were millions of pink flamingos along with pelicans. On the edges of the lake were zebras, gazelles, rhinos (black and white but ...

... baboons sitting with their red penises sticking out, we reached the muddy shore of the blue and pink Lake Nakuru. Yes, blue and PINK. Hundreds of pink flamingos had formed a pink carpet over the lake, which covered a significant percentage of this placid body of water. I blankly stared at the pink carpet under the early morning sun, for minutes on end. Drove into the savanna where we saw jumpy antelopes, grazing rhinos, feasting hyenas and giraffes running in ...

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... to the client, when he received an interview appointment from Nairobi. Not having been able to see his doctor father who works in Tanzania, Henry returned to Kenya for the asset management interview. That is what he has been doing for the past months. He works from 6am till 9pm. Although he likes the job, he complains a bit about the pay. Business school seems to be the next step for him. He is determined to spend his life in Kenya. However, reverse-adjustment ...

... helemaal voor <br> mij alleen. Wat bijzonder is aan Lake Nakuru National Park is dat het <br> meer wemelt, maar dan letterlijk WEMELT van de flamingo's&#8230;. ik zou <br> niet verbaasd zijn als het er meer dan een miljoen waren!! Echt, niet <br> te bevatten. Dus ik heb erg veel roze foto's gemaakt waarvan er hopelijk <br> eentje het inlijsten waard is. Vooral vanaf een hoger viewpoint was het <br> natuurlijk prahtig. Maar ook van ...