that’s the story of my weekend. rather, that is the story from Friday till yesterday. And since I can still feel my legs and there seems to be no part of the body that is extremely painful or sore, there is room to push it a little more. But I don’t want to tell you the story of how i got lost trying to find Shamata gate or how I found this trio who gave up on the hike after doing 3.5km or my friend who could not keep his feet on the ground. So maybe these photos will cover the stories i am unable to tell.
Happy week everyone.
Random thoughts 
Stunning . Africa at its grandest.
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You can say that again. Beautiful scenery
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Thank you for taking us on this beautiful journey! Really did think I was there with you. Feeling tired and sore and a bit …..
Well, could we now go and have a shower?
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I am glad you enjoyed. How do you want the water? Cold or warm?
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Warm with lots of bubbly stuff.
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Your wish is my command. Do you like scented candles too?
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Very nice. Glad you shared.
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Welcome Jim
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Terrific pics.
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the photos don’t do the scenery enough justice. or rather i didn’t do the scenery enough justice but i am glad you like these
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Your photography is very impressive, my Kenyan brother. It looks as though the weekend adventure was worth your time, effort and energy! Bare hugs! 😉
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It was all that and more. Thank you, Roger
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You’re more than welcome. I believe you have actually earned a “day” off for all you’ve done!
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I gave myself a day off on Friday to do all this, hahaha.
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😉
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These are your best photos yet! Had no idea really that Kenya had such tall mountains.
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Thank you Brian.
When I eventually scale the tallest peak at Mt. Kenya you will know.
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FANTASTIC photos!!!
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Thank you P.
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Very much enjoyed these! Love the ones where the trails go through the trees, but the panorama ones were impressive as well. Nice job!
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I am glad you did and thank you. It was much fun, I should add.
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What is the dominant tree species in Kenya, Maka. Or were some of the trees the ubiquitous and conquering Australian eucalyptus, which are EVERYWHERE in a semi-arid zone!
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depends on the region given we have varying climatic regions from arid and semi arid to almost equatorial and highland climes that have different tree types.
A lot of eucalyptus have been planted here too for commercial purposes, i think.
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Beautiful landscape. Have enjoyed the photo gallery. Glad you made through the weekend happy and well.
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I am glad you enjoyed these. Oh yes, I had a good weekend
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