The photos were taken using my phone from an elevation of between 100-150m
This is called deforestation for
The light aircraft yours truly was chauffeured around in
more signs of deforestation
an aerial view of Nairobi is not complete without a picture of the site for slum tourism justaposed with highrise development
these farms can only be appreciated while airborne
some of you didn’t go to good schools and don’t have an idea what a fault line looks like. Here is me doing community service
groundnuts on sale
sunset in the village
Somewhere on the shores of Lake Victoria
it was a full moon on Christmas
Christmas night full moon
tea harvesting
tea table
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There was so much mist/ fog I could hardly see beyond 20m
The ugly court house
Fog/ mist where I stopped to have breakfast
Videos of feral cats on the streets, and my own four feral felines at home, feline humor, advice, and gifts for your cat.
Commentary on research and media reports on food safety
Sentiments
It is what you don't expect... that most needs are looking for.
My journey to finding love through the sea Fuckboys
Nicole
Cogito Ergo Sum
Sustainable Living & Wildlife Conservation in Kenya Blog
Where The Eagles Fly . . . . Art Science Poetry Music & Ideas
One minute info blogs escaping the faith trap
Unravel the Mysteries of Travelling African countries
sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't...
Mark and Abbie Jury
The magic is in the mystery.
Life is intuition woven on fickleness.
August.
Life is a journey. Let us meet at the intersection and share a story.
Random musings about everything.
With(out) Predicates
Education, Science and Society, Kenya, Africa
I've Learned The Most Unlearning Everything I've Ever Known
I call architecture frozen music. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
An online journal celebrating the joys of living bare with pride! This site usually publishes every Monday and Friday. I may be irreverent but I am no way irrelevant! My preferred personal pronouns are he, him, his.
