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Boni Homestay Nairobi

Acacia Drive 16, New Runda, PO Box 20481 Nairobi, 00200, Kenya

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Good morning Africa!

A travel blog entry by charlotterowley

... are fed every 3 hours from large baby bottles and drink on average around 15 pints per day (depending on size of elephant!). The first 6 elephants came bounding out of the long grass, running along to meet their keeper. In this group, the oldest was 15months (quite big!) and the youngest only 1 month old - very cute! After their feed, the elephants wandered around the people, letting you stroke their hairy sand-papery skin. They also liked to ...

The carnivorous sating of a well-deserved hunger

A travel blog entry by tobequitefrank

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... old wire and hand-cut wooden poles protected the small herds of goats and crops, as well as the tiny simple houses of iron, wood palings and earth. Further up, things were getting very steep as we passed a goatherd and his crew. Our trip to what we believed was the summit (frustrating false peaks) afforded us incredible views at every turn - we could see down into the valley, with the laterally growing acacia trees sweeping across a plain occasionally scarred by the ...

Quiet day of company

A travel blog entry by tobequitefrank

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Another early start and I still couldn't beat the sunrise - that thing is an early riser. Spent the first three hours of the morning chatting with Kevin, the fifty/sixty something who could tell a million stories about his time in Africa, least of which was his few years living the married life in Kenya. We discussed the social issues in Kenya, debated the merits of corruption greasing the wheels of progress and traded our knowledge of the various breeds of travellers one ...

First stage in Nairobi

A travel blog entry by jani_family

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... and danced for us so beautifully that I don’t think I was the only member of our group to be moved to tears. The leader of the district was present and he gave a speech as well as Ushaben. It was then time to distribute the biscuits, pencils and rulers to the children. They were asked to sit down in neat lines and I went round with Charlotte and Radhi giving one packet to each child, trying to keep an eye that not too many children were skipping back to get ...

Did I say I LOVE Couch Surfing?

A travel blog entry by pancha321

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Early day for me, got up at 6:30 am and off the door by 9am. Meet with two CSers, Protos and David, we spent pretty much the day together. They took me to this local place for lunch (which by the way only cost $3 USD) had collard greens, smoked lamb, salad, and Ugali (cornmeal). Getting to this restaurant was quite interesting, do not ask me where it was because I could not tell you, a bunch of back roads and a couple of blocks where before entering they told me not to ...

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