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one of Nairobi’s iconic buildings 
is it the city in the sun or in the trees 
photos from the other side
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Good to see your skyline, Mak.
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I like it, sometimes
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I like the round building! ๐ But it is not made of mud and thatch! (I kid. I kid. I am so bad!)
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Hahahahaha.
Next time I will look for mud, wattle and thatch houses. They are not as beautifully painted as those I have seen from SA
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Other side of what?
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Most of the pictures I post are mainly from the village or other towns, hardly from the city
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Ah.
I like the look of Nairobi. I know it’s just photos, but it seems to have the same relaxed ‘feeling’ as Brisbane, where i grew up.
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It feels like people are always in a rush. Kisumu is much more relaxed
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Your pictures show the contrast from city to village. I don’t know if it is from rich to poor.
But it seems whatever country we might visit, we would see things that make us wonder if we are in the same country.
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Looks like it. There is high investment in the city than the village.
In Nairobi, or most towns here, this contrast of whether you are in the same city is with you almost all the time
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Great photographs! You indeed can represent the diversity of the environment through architecture! ๐ Naked hugs!
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Thank you, Roger & hugs
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You know what I notice about these? They’re pictures of your metropolitan area … but there are TREES! In our big cities, it’s all concrete.
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The first three were taken in the CBD and the others less than 3km from the CBD. We are chopping down those trees fast!
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I quite like the circular building.
We have lots of greenery here.
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It’s one of those buildings where most people who are new to the city go for photo op
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