And now it’s time to give some thought to Lord Egerton. Have been fascinated with expatriate life in Kenya, from the turn of the last century up to (and sometimes including) World War II, I greatly enjoy reading about the personalities involved. And yes, I’ve read (twice) James Fox’s good history of the infamous Happy …
The Children of Gachie
I have often remarked about how happy I am in Kenya, and particularly with the happiness that seems so evident among so many of the Kenyans I’ve come to know. The situation is especially pleasant when visiting a typical Kenyan neighborhood. On these occasions, one is almost swept away by the beauty – and the …
Sunday Lunch
When we’re able to get together, the Great Four (or Three or Two or however many of us are about) like to have Sunday lunch out. African restaurants are of great interest to me. The “culture” – you might say – of eating out is a little different in Kenya than in Western countries. For …
Machakos: Water Runs Uphill and Cars Drift Uphill, Too
“Right!” “Tell us another one, Guy.” “No way.” I can hear the skepticism. OK. Got it. But bear with me and I’ll tell you about it, even show you some pictures. Yes, there is a place in Kenya where the water runs uphill, and if you turn the engine off and put the car in …
Africa: The Migration (9) – Serengeti and a Wrong Road
It’s hard to say good-by to the migration safari and to the beautiful Masai Mara Game Reserve. I’ve come to love it so, and can’t wait to explore it again in December – even without the migration – with American friends who are coming to join me. The Great Four will return to the Masai …
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