How the Kenya we knew and loved lives in our memories
IT DOES not come as a surprise that all around the world there are lots of Facebook pages celebrating our past lives in Kenya, especially the people but more importantly the places and the events that fashioned our lives. What feeds our memories in large doses are the unforgettable places we visited as children and as adults. These memories warm our hearts and soothe the yearning for those old times. When we see a long-lost photo, of ourselves with our cherished friends, of a place or event that speaks louder than words in our hearts and minds it feeds the longing for a long lost past.Appreciate it if you would share your thoughts!
George Adamson with Christian
The First Pupils of the Alliance Girls High School in 1948.
The mighty baobab and its mighty fruit
Chania Falls
Hot roasted corn
Diani Lodge Mombasa
Have not seen one of these elephant hair writlets for a while!
Fort Jesus Mombasa
Time for that quiet pensive thought, hakuna matata!
One of the many shanty towns
No words needed
Once a familiar site mid afternoon
Limuru Native market
Lunch!
Magical
Somewhere in a game park in Kenya
The romantic Kenya coast!
If it works, well .... why not?
Somewhere in Mombasa, Nyali Beach (?)
Earliest of pioneers
Mis those red guava
Green Mangoes with red chilli powder
One of those mighty sandstorms that come on suddenly
Watamu, my own personal dreamland
Don't know this beauty by name
