
Itโs our last day in Kenya! This morning we got the experience everyone travels here for, Safari! ๐ฆ๐๐Of all nights, it rained hard last night! We have had such beautiful weather otherwise, with just a few afternoon sprinkles on a couple of days. Although the rain had stopped by sunrise when we set out it had left the trails through the Nairobi National Park muddy and rutted. One of our 8 vans became stuck fast and the rest of us had to take on extra passengers. My groupโs driver was amazing though & we sailed through after a wild, swerving, sliding ride! It added to the excitement! We saw baboons & giraffes up close, tons of impala & gazelle & antelope, rhino in the distance & lots of birds!





Then we got to visit the elephant sanctuary where baby elephants whoโve been orphaned are rehabilitated & eventually reintroduced into the wild, kept track of by their keepers until they have been adopted by a herd. We learned so much and it was super fun to watch these โlittleโโbabies drink their milk & interact with one another, their keepers & us! You can even adopt one for only $50/year! One but we learned is that most are there because of human-wildlife conflict so most importantly please, no ivory or rhino horn!




Such an amazing trip!
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Before hell broke loose. I’m triple ashamed that I live here everyday of my life and I haven’t bothered to tour my own beautiful country. Well that’s about to change once this catastrophic pandemic ends…
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