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  • the lion roars!!! So we travelled to Naivasha, where we were able to go for a walk to green crater lake. this meant a 45 minute boat ride (where i didnt feel sick!) but we did see hippos finally and a python!!! when Posted by leiasj in Carpe Africa | Jul 2, 2007
  • leaving my mark in kenya Not a very eventful week this week. mostly just been in transit. travelled back to uganda to join the rest of my group to begin with. Went swimming in Lake Buyonani, thanklfully no crocs or hippos around. Also t\went out Posted by leiasj in Carpe Africa | Jun 28, 2007
  • UPdated contact info ALSO! Phone number: +254 0723-718-167 Incoming calls are free and text messages are cheap. (For me) Posted by Natyb25 in Life is Full | Jun 21, 2007
  • sleeping with buffalo so i've been on the road for 2 full days now, and its all been very exciting. we started off leaving at 8am on monday, and headed into town so people could change up money. there was lots of traffic in Posted by leiasj in Carpe Africa | Jun 13, 2007
  • ADDRESS IN KENYA [b]Nate Baumgart C/O Peace Corps Kenya PO Box 30518-00100 Nairobi Kenya Label packages "Bibles" Cover with Crosses and write: "Jesus is watching you." Posted by Natyb25 in Life is Full | Jun 12, 2007
  • moving on [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/92822/leia%5F0013%2Ejpg thumb=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/928 Posted by leiasj in Carpe Africa | Jun 9, 2007
  • Kenya/Tanzania Hallo Everyone, It was my very first time in Africa and i had a very nice time with my family, my wife and our 2 kids 10 and 7.It was like a dream from the time we landed at Jomo Kenyatta Posted by TedHoner in Kenya/Tanzania | Jun 7, 2007
  • Continued from blog of not finished Rockefeller is using the small-scale private sector to help with its seed. It’s sad but true. The individuals working in the public sector have little interest in success… and if small shop owners can get / / / can get a profit by Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | May 22, 2007
  • KENYA 10th – 11th January 2007 Wednesday 10th We arrived in Nairobi at the Upper hill Campsite at 01:00 (Nzioka, a friend of a friend, suggested the place when he declined our request to camp in his garden) and Claus was Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 10, 2007
  • Kikambala & Mombassa 30th December 2006 to 6th January 2007 Friday 29th Claus, the Danish seven-toed Jesus look alike, and the two American dykes Lee and Katia, met up with me in Kilifi late on Friday. I had invited them to join Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Jan 6, 2007
  • Watamu and Kilifi I hugged my heavy pack on the Matatu, which cost all of 50 shillings (less than $1). I arrived in Watamu famished and headed straight for Mama Lucy’s supermarket. It was filled with European delicacies serving the plethora of self-catering Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Dec 28, 2006
  • Malindi 23rd – 26th December 2006 I found this memoir in one of my journals: It’s 12:30 on a Saturday afternoon and I’m lying under a 16 wheel, 10 ton truck, escaping from the scorching Kenyan midday sun. My weathered Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Dec 26, 2006
  • Lamu 19th - 23rd December 2006 Tuesday 19th Jenn and I decided to ‘take the day off’ and recuperate from the two energy-sapping bus journeys we had endured. Kenyan roads are some of the worst in Africa. Asphalt (tar) roads are Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Dec 23, 2006
  • Mombassa to Lamu Monday 18th We woke up at 05:00 and ran down to the office to pay for our bus tickets. The early bus had already left, so we had some time to kill before the next one left. I Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Dec 18, 2006
  • KENYA Sunday 17th I woke up with a fever, nausea and diarrhea and the last thing I wanted to do was take a long distance bus across a border. Dar es Salaam and the central parts of Tanzania had flooded overnight. Posted by ManicDave in Manic Mission Africa | Dec 17, 2006
  • I never finished this Sunday 22nd April. Been a while since I blogged. Done lots of stuff since then. Highlights 1. Visit to Nakuru National Park 2. Conference in Mozambique 3. Camping with Samburu tribes people over Easter 4. Rant about how European attitude to GM Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | May 12, 2007
  • ..the rainy coast.. Have been send to the coast on a fact finding mission with a new Danida adviser to the ICZM (Integrated Coastal Zone Management) program.. We are meeting with countless government officials who each has the more or less same story to Posted by Asger in Nairobi | Apr 13, 2007
  • Visited an Island and a Mourning House Sunday 25th February 2007 Things are well. Yesterday, fed up with the city a matatu’d out to Lake Naivasha again and took a boat onto Crescent Island. The island (a crescent shape) was a former volcano crater rim and commands a view Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Feb 26, 2007
  • Pancakes and Pathology Had a pancake party last night. Was great fun! Yummy. Today I got chatting to a lady mycologist at the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute. She and her colleagues in the Plant Pathology division are the main centre in Kenya to help Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Feb 21, 2007
  • Africa and Asia Before I came to Kenya, I was told that Africa and Asia were incomparable. And it’s true: they are totally different; yet I can’t help comparing (and contrasting?) them. I know that, having only spent a couple of months in Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Feb 17, 2007
  • Am I having fun? My dearest twin, Matt, commented to me the other day that he likes my blog and finds it quite interesting, but he can’t tell whether I’m enjoying myself here in Africa. Recently, I suppose I’ve been commenting more on things I’ve Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Feb 11, 2007
  • Staying in Nairobi An Important message: I have been asked if i wanted to stay at the embassy untill july and after having thought long and hard about it I have decided to stay and combine my last months of Embassy work with Posted by Asger in Nairobi | Feb 2, 2007
  • Finished and some elephants I've got some photos at the bottom of this on my visit to the elephant orphanage to cheer you up. But first, I'll update you on our slum demolishion which Christina has likened to 'cleansing' activities in her country before world Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Jan 25, 2007
  • Despair 21st January 2007 It’s 1 am and I feel despair for those around me combined with a slightly sick feeling in my stomach that I can sit here in the comfort of my apartment and write about it. I’ve had Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Jan 22, 2007
  • Religion in Kenya and HIV/AIDS Blog 2007jan Christianity in Kenya and HIV/AIDS I find I am getting annoyed by the Christianity here in Kenya. In the UK, some people yearn for a faith that is constantly present and visible and active in society, but seeing it in Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | Jan 6, 2007
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