We stopped along the road to see Zebra on our way into Naivasha.Driving into Crescent Island we were welcomed by Zebra! The movie “Out of Africa” was filmed on this island.Superb Starling birds are beautiful!WaterbuckWildebeest“Look at the Giraffe!”
Mama and 1 week old baby giraffeThompson Gazelles and ImpalasFish Eagles “King of the Birds”Cape Buffalo!Hippo sightings on our boat ride across Lake NaivashaJosiah was so excited to see Hippos!Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake in Kenya, outside the town of Naivasha, which lies north west of Nairobi. It is part of the Great Rift Valleyhippo skullHerd of WildebeestFamily photo on the African Savanah!First family photo in Kenya…with a giraffe!.God’s incredible creation!The boys couldn’t believe how heavy this was.Hippo swimming
Jaden and JoshuaCornerstone Prep Academy constructionRobert Kimball is overseeing the construction of the school.Hand chiseling each stone block for the walls of the school.
Hope is so precious.Naomi’s Village buildings have red roofs and is nestled into the valley.The boys had lots of giggles while eating lunch with Joshua, Quincy, Felix, & John.Church at Naomi’s Village on Sunday Morning.Sunday School class for younger kids with bible story and singing together.Taking a walk with the kids, Uncle Mark had lots of boys wanting to walk next to him.Julia is such a cutie!Playing with rocks is always fun!
Jaden was so excited about the zipline at Rift Valley Academy’s playground!View of the Rift Valley near our house.The Monkey’s are so funny to watch jumping in the trees in our backyard!The boys made a new friend on our first day, Daniel, our next door neighbor.Abutu is a cafe in Maai Mahu that we went to after church with the Kimballs.Coffee bean tree, the red ones are ripe.My Chapati burrito at the cafe was delicious!Road hazards down to Maai Mahu are of a different variety!Sunday School at Naomi’s Village! So great to finally get to meet the kids!Poisonous Cactus Tree in our backyard.Geraniums grow in bushes and hedges here in Kenya!Poinsettias trees are all over!Baboons have no boundaries.A group of 20 Baboons wondered across the yard of the Mendonsa’s our first day.
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." – Martin Luther King, Jr
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