Friday 30 September 2005
The roads started out quite wide...
... but they were soon getting smaller ...
... and smaller.
Machteld at one of the many Curio shops, where we stopped for a break.
Lots of the shops have really cool painted adverts on them.
Our first stop somewhere between Nairobi and Mount Kenya.
Flowers at the side of the road.
There where lots of monkeys, mainly baboons on our first campsite.
aaaawwww the baby baboon is so cute.
Some really pretty yellow flowers with some drops of rain. I have no clue what the name of the flower is though.
Same flower as the previous one. Still have no idea what it's called.
I really like this sign: If you have nothing to do please don't do it here!
How about this for a warning:
'Warning to the forest destroyers' The forest is protected by forest guards and trained forest tree nursery youth volunteers are watching the forest trespassers, charcoal burners & illegal tree cutter, in case they ask you to stop, do so. otherwise you will be considered a forest destroyer & the forest will destroy you. For all lawful activity please obtain a greencard from the forester in charge. Visitors to the Maumau caves must be accompanied by an authorised guide from banty.
The forest will destroy you?!? Interesting.
An ex black mamba snake. I've been told even dead it's deadly, due to its poisonous skin.
And we finished the first day with a nice campfire at night.
More pictures of Nairobi to Mount Kenya
