the baboon that chased us from the gazebo, wanting our peanuts. But we didn’t know this at first and so we ran, with this large fanged animal chasing us close behind until we realized that he was not out to eat us, only trick us into giving him food out of fear.
Mama Aida and Pastor Morris. They are in the States now until Feb, so keep a look out for them on the streets of America.
These are half of my brothers and sisters I stay with at home. Left to right: me, Nuruh, Winnie, Phoebe, Glenn
The hot springs at Lake Bogoria National Park
Testing the waters… this water IS really boiling. In fact, some people bring eggs to boil in the lake water.
I have now crossed the equator in both Uganda and Kenya.
4 comments:
WOW!!! I love the pictures of the flamingos and rhino!!! I want to develop copies...you are becoming quite the photographer Ms. Rolfe...
Love, love, love you and the pictures :)
XOXOXO,
Jac
Those are some sweet action pics!!! Love em, told Bret last night about all that was going on and Erin came over for dinner...so I let them know how you are doing. Hope everything is getting better over in kenya...Love you Nat,
Ash
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
I love you, Aunt Jenny
I LOVE the Rhino picture!!! Love, love, love you.
Eddie
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