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| Two of Nathan's sons giggle, when they realize I'm watching them from inside the house. |
Between the towns of Eldoret and Kitale is a village called Fafaral, where Nathan and his delightful family live. As is common when I'm in the area, I paid them a visit.
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| I chatted a bit with Nathan and his wife, Alice, about their daughter, Deb's, education. |
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| Mt. Elgon, as seen from Kitale town |
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| This maize has been harvested and is now stacked and drying in these bunches. |
I do a fair amount of walking in Kenya, not because it might be the only option, but because I actually enjoy it. I like feeling the sun on my shoulders and listening to the birds sing, or perhaps an awareness of a breeze across my face and the various aromas. I like seeing things up-close, things that would not be seen if I was in a vehicle... for instance these flowers.
But in every walk with Nature one receives far more than he seeks.
~John Muir, 1877
1 comment:
Deb you really have a great way with using descriptive language. Reading this, I was right out there walking with you! Jennifer
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