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| Future saleslady, Webuye market |
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| Street boys, Eldoret |
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| Women's half-marathon, Eldoret |
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| The lady in front was the winner! |
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| Men's half-marathon, Eldoret |
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| Men's half-marathon, Eldoret |
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| Severely worn-out major highway in Kenya! |
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| Harvest season, near Matunda |
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| Beautiful sunset, Nzoia Scheme |
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| Live chickens on display and for sale, Matunda market |
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| Mt. Elgon, Misikhu |
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| Motorcar rally, Eldoret |
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| Recently harvested sugarcane being transported to factory, Misikhu |
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| How many salt shakers are required in Kenya to find one that actually shakes salt? In this case, it took three, Kitale restaurant! |
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| Street boys, early morning in Kitale |
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| This truck took several minutes to back into a narrow alley, all-the-while blocking traffic, Kitale |
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| Mzungu shopper, Kitale roadside market |
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| Interesting car display, Kitale restaurant |
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| Donkeys are used for many things in rural Kenya, Nzoia Scheme |
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| Oxen hauling a load, Brigadier Road (near Kitale) |
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| Harvesting sand, Brigadier Road (near Kitale) |
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| Another load pulled by oxen |
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| Women work hard in Kenya, Brigadier Road |
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| This lady is shading her baby from the hot sun, Brigadier Road |
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| Eucalyptus (Blue Gum) trees, Brigadier Road |
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| Drying maize and mixing in preservative, Brigadier Road |
4 comments:
I'm loving all of these pictures, mom!
(Do they put rice kernels in the salt shakers to help keep the humidity away?)
Glad you enjoyed them!
I'm SO behind in posting blog photos and also Facebook. My internet connection has been horrible lately :(
Yes, many places do use rice in salt shakers... but I'm not really sure that it helps all that much. It's so comical trying to get salt to come out. It's perfectly normal to go to another table and ask to use their salt shaker.
Of course, even 'tomato sauce' is shared from one table to the next.
I LIKED THEM, TOO. i WONDERED ABOUT THE RICE TOO.
Well done, Mom, on leaving a comment!
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