somewhere in Turkana
this speaks for itself
i don’t whether it is the mountain in the background or the architecture in the foreground i find most attractive
turkana architecture
the majestic lake turkana
wind project somewhere in turkana
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a veeery distant cousin on guard duty
football pitch where someone works
an uncle who failed in parking lessons
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Beautiful. Love the mountains & lake.
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It’s so serene.
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I enjoy the scenic type pictures.
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Very nice.
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Thanks Jeff
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Nice. From countryside to city, natural vs artificial.Non random random photos.
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Now that you mention it, it really is a play between those themes
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A very nice story there. The development of civilization, from the beautiful morning in nature, to the the dark day of inconsiderate man
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The uncle who parks badly represents all that is wrong now. Interesting how pictures can tell a story, depending on how we read them
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Very interesting phenomenon. Pictures and paintings (all arts) can unravell unique stories to each visitor; no wonder people visit art gallaries and exhibitions and stare and the paintings, each to their taste. Gets amazingly beautiful when you realize everything is art
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Are you still trying to trick us into believing there are buildings and cars in Africa? 😀
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Yes. I want you all to come visit then I go rub your houses😀
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Rub houses? Pervert!
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Ha ha ha.
Blame it on the gods of perversion!
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Love the Turkana architecture. Nice shots all round.
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They are beautiful in their simplicity
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I’ll bet the person who parked like that doesn’t colour within the lines either! 🙂
Lovely pics, Mak!
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I don’t even know how they can wear a shirt with buttons
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Excellent photography (as always). Thank you for posting them here for all of us to admire your uncle’s abilities. I have one who has exactly the same ability – only his is due to his love of ouzo! Naked hugs!
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such uncles shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near a car
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Or other living creatures! 🙂
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