My friend, Ryan, is a missionary in Uganda. He and I are not only from the same home town - Omaha, Nebraska - but we're with the same missionary sending agency -
Ripe for Harvest. Because he'll be heading back stateside soon (to get his Masters degree), I joined him recently for a sort of 'farewell tour'.
We were together for 19-days, 2 countries, 5 cities, and 11 missionaries. This post plus the next four will highlight our trip. I hope you'll enjoy it
almost as much as we did!
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I love acacia trees, the quintessential tree of Africa! |
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Sculpture is in the shape of the continent of Africa. |
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We had a lovely lunch at Rolf's Place, on Leopard Cliff. |
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One of many quirky and whimsical items at Kitengela Glass. |
You can see many more photos from our time together in Nairobi by viewing my Facebook album. Just click
here.
You can watch a brief video highlighting downtown Nairobi traffic, by clicking
here.
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