There wasn't really anything special about this trip, but when I got home I realized I had some nice photos of everyday life. It occurred to me that some of you may like to see them.
On any given occasion, there are so many photos I would love to get for you, but it's not always a conducive situation. I try to be sensitive to the people and environment, not wanting to offend anyone.
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| I enjoyed a nice lunch with Agnes and Adu at Bungoma Tea Room |
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| A bicycle boda-boda and a couple of kiosks at Kitale town |
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| Motorbike boda-bodas waiting for customers, Kitale town |
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| Various shops at Matunda market |
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| "Self-selection" supermarket, Matunda |
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| Long-time friend, George, at his small shop at Matunda |
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| Nathan, Martin, and I had a nice lunch at Olive Inn, Matunda |
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| These delightful children came running over to greet the mzungu, and asked me to take their picture |
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| Also at Matunda market |
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| We hung out together while I waited for the Kangaroo shuttle van to Eldoret |
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| Such simple joys, hanging out with a mzungu shosho (white grandmother)! |
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Notice the gunny sack near the guy sweeping the drainage ditch.
Believe it or not, there's actually a guy sleeping inside the bag, Eldoret town. |
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| We encountered a fair amount of afternoon rain and fog on the way back to Nairobi. |
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Towards the tail end of my trip, on a bus to Ngong town, it was such a
pleasant surprise to bump into this lady, the mother of a good friend of mine. |
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| I checked out the brand new Karen Hub mall and had a cup of chai, Karen shops |
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The final leg of my trip was a motorbike boda-boda ride to my house, during
which we got caught in a sudden downpour. I got quite wet and mud-splattered. |
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Awesome photographs!!!
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