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| Drought activities |
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| Heading home after doing laundry |
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| Remnant green. All that can live is what I water with our grey water carried out by bucket from the kitchen. |
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| The passion vine living in the acacia tree survives on the grey water running from a hose from our shower. |
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| The Amazing Grey Crowned Crane, Nairobi National Park |
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| You scratch my rump, I'll scratch yours, I guess. |
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| The tender side of a Cape Buffalo; with young. |
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| A handsome king, Nairobi National Park |
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| The famous wildlife park on the edge of the city. Nairobi Nat. Park |
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| Bloom where you are planted, my friends. |
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| Services offered when the electricity is off. Our morning and evening run generator turns our house into the charging spot for the neighborhood. |
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| Neighbor boys were introduced to legos when a young visitor came to our house. |
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| Gifts of hand tailored and hand beaded Maasai clothing. |
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| The staff of our MCC partner that works in HIV/AIDs awareness/education. |
These are spectacular! I especially like the zebras with the city as a backdrop, and the dark pink tree blazing in the drought. The Maasai duds are gorgeous, too.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!! Your pictures are a gift. That fuchsia tree (and your admonition) is burned into my mind...
ReplyDeleteThe wildlife is beautiful. You're beautiful.
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