-Kenya

Rift Valley

Beautiful views down onto Kenya’s Rift Valley ..and the photos were taken from here: . Posted as part of the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: From Above.

-Kenya

L is for… Latitude Zero

The Equator lies at latitude 0⁰ and is the only line of latitude that forms a great circle. The imaginary circle created by projecting the earth’s equator onto the sky […]

-Kenya

Kazuri Beads – a gift from Kenya

It’s always pleasing to bring back a gift from your travels – be it for yourself or for others. However, finding something truly representative and authentic, whilst being responsible and supporting local trade […]

-Kenya

An African Love Story by Daphne Sheldrick

If you are interested in conservation or animals, if you love Africa, or if you just enjoy a good love story, then read this book. “Africa has never been more […]

-Japan

In the Pink

A selection of pink from around the world: Linked to Pink Saturday.

-Kenya

Jump to it!

Probably not what we would call dancing, but quite a spectacle. Photos taken in the Masai Mara in 2007. This is part of the Word a Week Challenge: Dance at […]

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Views over Kenya

These photos were taken from a light aircraft flying between Lewa and Nairobi. Firstly, to give you an idea of the plane and the terrain: And now the views: The […]

-Kenya

African Violet and other stories – the Caine Prize for African Writing 2012

-published by New Internationalist, 2012. A collection of 15 short […]

-Kenya

Highlights of Nairobi

Nairobi is the capital and largest city in Kenya, and one-time capital of British East Africa. It is a vibrant, friendly city with some great attractions for travellers, but sadly […]

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Travel with Intent

A photographer's view of the world – words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams

-Kenya

Rift Valley

L is for… Latitude Zero

Kazuri Beads – a gift from Kenya

An African Love Story by Daphne Sheldrick

In the Pink

Jump to it!

Views over Kenya

African Violet and other stories – the Caine Prize for African Writing 2012

Highlights of Nairobi