My thoughts, what I do, where I travel to and many other things that I’m interested in such as art, photography, conservation, wildlife....
Karuru Falls - Aberdare National Park (07-02-2015)
I salute all travel and
tour organizers for having to deal with all calibre of people with different
wants and expectations.
This time round, I
joined Kenya Hikes and Adventures for a day's "hike" to Karuru Falls
at Aberdare National Park. The park is managed by Kenya Wildlife Service
(KWS).
Karuru Falls is believed to the
highest falls in East and Central Africa.
Zaina Falls (17.01.2015)
To be sincere, I had never heard of Zaina Falls till I came across a post about a day's hike by Bush-Thorns Adventures and Safaris and Adventure Three Sixty Kenya Facebook accounts.
Mt. Suswa Hike: "The Rim Challenge" - (10.01.2015)
I enjoy the outdoors a great deal and once in a while I will join a group of hikers and hike around.
This past weekend I joined Xtrym Adventures & Safaris group to hike Mt. Suswa. It was not an easy task I must say, as I type this my body still aches in places unimaginable and my walking style is still wanting...he he
A little bit of Loiyangalani
Jambo!
After our expedition to Mount Kulal, we decided to visit Loiyangalani, a lake side town east of Lake Turkana, Kenya. Being a small town, there was little to be done. We managed to visited the Desert Museum and swim in the Lake.
We spent one night and left the following morning headed for the capital!
Here are the pics!
Labels:
Arid land,
fish,
Lake Turkana,
Northern Kenya,
people
Ilmuget - rite of passage
Hello, hello......
I hope y'all doing good!
Our timing to travel to Mount Kulal was on point. We arrived there just in time for Illmuget, a cultural ceremony performed by the Samburu Morans. The best part is we partly witnessed the event.
Ps. I will try to explain it as well as I understood it. I might miss out on some details since I do not practice the Samburu culture.
Ps. I will try to explain it as well as I understood it. I might miss out on some details since I do not practice the Samburu culture.
Mount Kulal... a unique ecosystem.
Jambo jambo!!!
I love research, anything to do with wildlife am interested. So here I am with a small grant to do an Avifaunal (bird) survey on Mount Kulal as well as document community utilization of the forests.
The in depth details of the project might bore you, so I will just share a few pictures, a little bit about the site and the journey.
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| Map of Kenya showing where Mount Kulal is located. |
Mount Kulal is about 700km from Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, East of Lake Turkana.
The forest ecosystem is unique considering it is surrounded by arid-land.
Prague a.k.a Praha (2)
The short visit to Prague a.k.a Praha (1)
Wine tasting in Palatinate Wine Region, Germany
Hello, hello...
In September, I attended a short Summer course in Landau, Germany. The programme was tight and most evenings we either relaxed or toured the Landau city and its environs.
One of the memorable evenings was the wine tasting experience at one of the oldest vineyard.
One of the memorable evenings was the wine tasting experience at one of the oldest vineyard.
Wine production is quite an exquisite process that starts by understanding the best climatic conditions required for quality grape fruits to the delicate handling and grading of the grapes for quality wine. A few tests were done to check on the sugar levels of the grapes followed by a visit to the factory to appreciate the wine making process.
Finally a few products both alcoholic and non alcoholic were ours for the tasting.
Problems - A Guest post by Jimmy Daze
I think that all problems are induced by us humans yet God provides all solutions but we doubt..... and act like we know better!
By Jimmy Daze
By Jimmy Daze
Counterfeit Gods - You should read it
Hello people,
I got this book from my sister last month and I must say it is a very good read.
Threatened mammals in Kenya
Hello good people...
Today's post is all about five threatened mammal species in Kenya. I should mention that there are many more threatened species, but the five that I will blog about are critical and currently receiving a lot of public awareness and conservation efforts.
Everyday birds.
Twit
twit twit...I suppose that is bird language for hello
So
how many of these melodious creatures do you know?
Unique you......Guest post by Jimmy Daze
I believe every human being on this earth is unique and should be given the chance to define their life as they percieve it and live it by their own rules....
out of the over 7 billion souls on earth... none are alike...
you are unique and here for a reason
... your personality helps to make the world what it is...
...seek out your purpose and pray to God for guidance and direction.
by Jimmy Daze.
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