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    Kibe, Jessie and me at Simmers.: by beth_king, Views[364]
         		 Me, Jessie & Will at Simmers.: by beth_king, Views[369]
         		 A mixture of Swahili swear words smeared across our hands (Jessie and Will were
         		 The Masai Market.: by beth_king, Views[411]
         		 The Masai Market.: by beth_king, Views[818]
     
    Jessie and her friend pretend-haggling for the camera's sake at the Masai Market.: by beth_king, Views[395]
         		 The Masai Market.: by beth_king, Views[408]
         		 Naomi, Vivian and me (in the mirror) enjoying chips and soda after our market expedition.: by beth_king, Views[477]
         		 Genteel tree-lined street in Langata (a prestigious suburb populated mainly by the descendants of while settlers and foreign expats).: by beth_king, Views[513]
         		 The expat's Christmas Fair, which I nearly accidentally attended, thinking that it was the Giraffe Park! Speaking to Dave, another foreigner, later on, he told me that he had made the same mistake!: by beth_king, Views[418]
     
    Painted lion sculpture at the entrance to the Nairobi National Park Information Centre.: by beth_king, Views[618]
         		 The entrance to the Nairobi National Park.: by beth_king, Views[340]
         		 The bus stop again. Shortly after I took this photo, our bus collided with another in front, as all were wedged tightly together, blocking the road. Several minutes later our bus driver collided with another vehicle, earning him exclamations of dismay from my fellow passengers.: by beth_king, Views[480]
         		 The bus stop outside Nairobi Train Station, where I hopped on to go to the Nairobi National Park.: by beth_king, Views[383]
         		 The entrance to 'Giraffe Manor', an exclusive guest house where the giraffes share a balcony breakfast with you.: by beth_king, Views[436]
     
    Soda Academy NGO school, where Phillip and Julia (two other AIESEC interns) are working as volunteer teachers.: by beth_king, Views[857]
         		 It seemed that all the services in the city were completely replicated in the slum, as this stall selling men's business shirts demonstrates.: by beth_king, Views[533]
         		 Nesco Academy NGO school, where David (another AIESEC intern) is working as a volunteer teacher.: by beth_king, Views[813]
         		 Recognition of the 2007 post-election violence, which severely affected Kibera residents.: by beth_king, Views[2777]
         		 At the bottom of the hill, next to the field where the children play soccer with empty plastic coke bottles.: by beth_king, Views[515]
     
    Kibera street.: by beth_king, Views[414]
         		 Shige, myself and Kazuki with the Principal of the Soda Academy NGO school, and with Tom Oketch, Executive Director of the La
         		 Homes are build from a patchwork of corrugated iron sheets.: by beth_king, Views[1375]
         		 The intercity railway line runs through Kibera but, tellingly, the slum has no station.: by beth_king, Views[538]
         		 Students sitting their end-of-year exams at the Nesco Academy NGO school.: by beth_king, Views[557]
     
    Students sitting their end-of-year exams at the Nesco Academy NGO school.: by beth_king, Views[561]
         		 Students sitting their end-of-year exams at the Nesco Academy NGO school.: by beth_king, Views[537]
         		 Me with two of the teachers who volunteer with David at the Nesco Academy NGO school.: by beth_king, Views[367]
         		 David & Kazuki with two of the teachers who volunteer with David at the Nesco Academy NGO school.: by beth_king, Views[401]
         		 Me and John, our Masai guide.: by beth_king, Views[511]
     
    Inside a traditional masai house; up to 8 people may live here.: by beth_king, Views[1789]
         		 In the masai village; the central field where they keep their animals at night.: by beth_king, Views[765]
         		 Traditional masai house made from wood, mud, cow dung.: by beth_king, Views[2587]
         		 The masai women dancing.: by beth_king, Views[527]
         		 This masai has killed a lion and wears its mane on his head as a trophy.: by beth_king, Views[651]
     
    Masai warriors jumping to impress the ladies..: by beth_king, Views[450]
         		 Leopard!: by beth_king, Views[396]
         		 Naughty monkey (with baby).: by beth_king, Views[414]
         		 The point at which the wildebeast cross into Kenya from Tanzania during their annual migration.: by beth_king, Views[413]
         		 Lazy crocodile.: by beth_king, Views[381]
     
    Hippos..: by beth_king, Views[338]
         		 Our guide from the Kenyan park ranger service, showing us the hippos and crocs.: by beth_king, Views[403]
         		 At the border of Kenya & Tanzania.: by beth_king, Views[350]
         		 Zebras!: by beth_king, Views[366]
         		 Our safari van.: by beth_king, Views[440]
     
    Big daddy buffalo.: by beth_king, Views[444]
         		 Awkward giraffe!: by beth_king, Views[593]
         		 Getting it on..: by beth_king, Views[363]
         		 Wildebeast caravan.: by beth_king, Views[349]
         		 I'm on safari!: by beth_king, Views[359]
     
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