Apologies for the picture quality. I scanned these from prints taken by an old Pentax.
28 April - 5 May 2004
After being introduced safely to "Nairobbery" at night following a reasonable eight-hour flight from London, I was keen to immediately take leave of the metropolis and head out on safari.
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Jambo! Hello, How are You!
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Silhouette of a Wilderbeest After all the thousands of wilderbeest I watched on safaris in Africa,...
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Zebras in Amboseli Of the Burchell's variety.
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Baboon drinking From Amboseli NP. Apparently in the dry season it turns into a dustbowl, not...
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Amboseli Elephants The first of many photos of the great beasts.
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Broken Tusker Someone has been playing silly buggers.
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Elephant & Kilimanjaro The quintessential African safari shot. Kili is on the right hand side of the...
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Elephant herd under Kili The 5,900m high Kilimanjaro rises above Amboseli NP.
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Elephant herd The smaller elephants are very cute as they try to keep up with Mum and Dad.
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Proof that I was there! Me, elephants and Kilimanjaro. The mountain must be one of the world's...
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Hyena in Amboseli Strange but true fact. On this tour I was told that hyenas actually...
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Sun Falls on a Hyena
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Hyena Prey The guides suggested to us that it was the hyenas that brought down this prey...
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Our cook Simon organises some decent grub, whilst a beautiful blue...
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Masai Village The Masai come to line up in preparation for my formal welcome to their village.
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Masai Welcome A Masai leaps at me as part of my greeting. With better exposure this...
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Masai Huts A village boy stands in the doorway of his cowpat-roofed hut in the Masai...
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Me and the Colourful Masai They weren't as tall as I expected the Masai to be, but I think...
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Rub A Masai villager shows me the art of starting fire from mere wood by first...
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Blow ...then blows on the smoking wood in an attempt to light a thatch of kindling...
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Burn ...and hey presto! Fire in less than 60 seconds. Don't let your...
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Vervet Monkey A very common sight around safari campgrounds in Africa are the vervet monkeys.
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Impala Like wilderbeest, impalas are everywhere in East Africa but I never took too...
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Giraffes Just incredible creatures that are like nothing else on Earth.
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Sunset over Amboseli
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