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         		 I am investigating if solar purification can help people in the area.: by czv2, Views[373]
         		 Erick, my guide, collects a water sample for me.: by czv2, Views[389]
         		 A water seller fills up from the lake, meters away from laundry run off.: by czv2, Views[378]
     
    One of the boreholes supplying to the water kiosks.: by czv2, Views[399]
         		 Many people buy treated water from kiosks due to high flourine in groundwater.: by czv2, Views[364]
         		 Brotherly wrestling quickly become a dog pile for all the boys. : by katercaptures, Views[373]
         		 The giving of a flower was a great expression of love and community.: by katercaptures, Views[384]
         		 Sharing ice cream by the pool knows no boundaries. : by katercaptures, Views[399]
     
    Collins came into our home underweight, sickly, and in desperate needs of care. : by katercaptures, Views[468]
         		 Water: It is a downward energy, to a point of maximum tranquility. DEATH: by smarz, Views[406]
         		 Metal: force is more concentrated as it is produced by the inward movement. MALE: by smarz, Views[417]
         		 Earth: Is the center point of the five energies. FEMALE: by smarz, Views[375]
         		 Fire: maximum energy of the cycle, where everything is at its highest. LIFE: by smarz, Views[421]
     
    Wood: symbol of the irrepressible energy of spring. LOVE: by smarz, Views[556]
         		 Green - Rift valley: by travel-diary, Views[311]
         		 Yellow - Tabaka: by travel-diary, Views[340]
         		 Red - Naivasha Lake: by travel-diary, Views[316]
         		 Black - Masai Mara: by travel-diary, Views[291]
     
    Blue - Victoria Lake: by travel-diary, Views[319]
     
         		 leopard in the safari: by kamakshi2, Views[300]
         		 Zebra in the safari: by kamakshi2, Views[304]
         		 Giraffe in the safari: by kamakshi2, Views[304]
     
    Lion in kenya: by kamakshi2, Views[335]
         		 Elephants in the Kenya safari Masai mara: by kamakshi2, Views[285]
         		 Elephants moving in a ierarchical row, to protect a cub.: by elenamantovan, Views[416]
         		 Two zebras in love. Unique but eternal moments.: by elenamantovan, Views[473]
         		 Huge, majestic, regal, a lioness at Tsavo East. She looks at the lens.: by elenamantovan, Views[460]
     
    The volunteers also bring food, clothes and medicines to the families in need.: by elenamantovan, Views[413]
     
     
         		 On our first day in Kenya, my family and I visited a Maasai village within the Porini Amboseli Conservancy. The tribe leader was explaining that they make their huts out of cow dung, sticks, mud and grass, when I turned and saw this brilliant shot. A little Maasai girl was peering out of her hut and looking straight at me.: by alliesharpe, Views[647]
         		 Samuel is a community health worker. He checks up on those diagnosed in his community. He also runs an innovative gym in Korogocho where plates are used for weights for example: by caela, Views[524]
     
    Majority of those who come to the hypertensive meetings are women: by caela, Views[528]
         		 Weaving baskets is one of the group's income generating ideas to pay for their medicine and alleviate their poverty: by caela, Views[554]
         		 Weekly meetings are held for those diagnosed with hypertension : by caela, Views[571]
         		 Cardiovascular disease is prevalent, but clinics are scarce: by caela, Views[526]
     
     

     
         		 One of the strangest things about visiting Africa from an Australian point of view is the massive similarities between the two countries. The climate and landscapes are very familiar and it was hard to believe we had flown halfway round the world...until you see a Giraffe. This was one of the first Giraffes we saw on the trip, and seeing a creature this tall, and this unique was absolutely breathtaking. A characteristic of a Maasai Giraffe (as opposed to Reticulated) is their darker colouring, however this particular Giraffe was stunning; almost black in colour. : by alliesharpe, Views[652]
         		 Seeing this Maasai village was astounding; the colours, the smells, the atmosphere, and the animals were wonderful. The Maasai women are incredibly impressive and having managed to capture their fierce expressions in several other photos; I was delighted to get this shot when they all broke into laughter at the children dancing. The Maasai lifestyle is something to be admired; the way they live off the land inspires me to get back in touch with nature. The women in this photo hand made some of the jewelery we bought at the Porini Camp and the proceeds go straight into conserving the land and wildlife. : by alliesharpe, Views[443]
         		 This is 'Katrina', a female Sykes Monkey at the Gede Ruins in Malindi, Kenya. Malindi is a coastal town and used to be my Grandpa's favourite spot when he lived there in 1953-1958. This shot was taken while Katrina was patiently waiting for a banana from our tour guide and a few seconds before she leapt onto my back at his prompt. : by alliesharpe, Views[800]
     
    Our trip to Africa stemmed from my mum wanting to revisit where she was born 58 years ago. This picture was taken in the Ol Kinyei Conservancy near the Porini Mara Camp; both places my grandparents would have visited in 1953. We found this female Cheetah 'Nabiki' dozing under a tree. Nabiki means 'long life' in Swahili, which was ironic as she was also known to be a 'bad mother' - having 2 sets of cubs both of which sadly died. She was our first Cheetah sighting of the trip and we hung around long enough to catch a yawn - giving me this shot.: by alliesharpe, Views[524]
         		 seaside: by jambobwana, Views[309]
         		 Masai and the sea: by jambobwana, Views[273]
         		 European and African people: by jambobwana, Views[324]
         		 Zanzibar seaside: by jambobwana, Views[269]
     
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