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Visiting Siloam orphanage
in Kibera slum, Lake
Naivasha, Lake Bogoria flamingoes, Kericho tea plantations, Maasai Mara
National Reserve
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| Walking through the Kibera slum in Nairobi. |
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| World's largest with over 1 million inhabitants. |
| Founder of the Siloam Orphanage and school |
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| Bishop Stephen Munyolo and wife Esther |
| Standing at the middle of the earth. |
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| Giraffe at Crescent Island on Lake Naivasha |
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| This was a private game reserve and ranch |
| Momma hippo and baby. Suzan walked within 50 |
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| yards before they took to the water |
| On the road again. Well, more apt is on the dirt |
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| again. We drove 3,000 KM on roads like this |
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| Thermal springs at Lake Bogoria |
| Some of the millions of lesser flamingoes that at |
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| times of the year inhabit the lake |
| Our evening camp guard, one of the local |
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| Masaai warriors. He stayed up all night guarding camp |
| Ndizi nyama - a local dish that contains |
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| chicken, potatoes, bananas and more. YUM! |
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| Hey mom, can I gnaw on your ear? |
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| Crossing a river filled with Hippos |
| Young male lion |
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| Lions are one of the BIG 5 animals to see on safari |
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| Looking out over the shanty roofs of Kibera slum |
| Suzan with Esther and some of the kids playing |
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| with the balloons we brought them. |
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| Is there something for me? Please. |
| Our beautiful and cozy cottage on a large farm. |
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| Kembo Cottages. |
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| Suzan blending in with the colors of the foliage |
| Tea pickers at a Kericho tea plantation. This |
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| region is the one of the larget tea producers in the world |
| Christmas gathering at the local disco. The |
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| whole village is welcome, even the kids. |
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| All this passenger activity can wear a girl down. |
| UN refugee camp erected after disputed 2007 |
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| elections led to violence between Luos & Kikuyu people |
| During this particular stretch of mud infested |
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| road, it was quicker for us to walk than to drive |
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| Hawking honey on the street |
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| A pretty typical road side view |
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| Wanna buy a kuku (chicken)? |
| I hope there are not any cows wandering in |
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| through the supermarket's open doors |
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| Nile crocodile coming our way. |
| Check out the tusks on momma elephant |
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| Elephants are also one of the BIG 5 animals to see |
| One week old lion cub. So young its eyes are not |
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| even fully open yet. Stumbles around kind of blindly |
| African or Cape Buffalo. |
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| One of the BIG 5 African safaria animals to see. |
| Christmas present from tour company African |
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| Latitude and card supporting the Kibera women. |
| No, it does not flush. Yes, it has to be dug each |
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| day. Yes, someone dug it for us. Don't fall in! |
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| One of our many picnic lunches in the bush |
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| Just passing time waiting for the road to clear |
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