Back to Nakuru

We are officially underway on Phase two of the trip. This will be a long journey, about 55 days from Nairobi, Kenya to Cape Town, South Africa. Along the way, we will pass through Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. Our first stop is at Kembu Camp near Nakuru National Park. This was also the first stop on the trip to Uganda and Rwanda, so the location is familiar to me. It's a comfy place with grassy areas for tents, hot showers and a nice bar/restaurant. We will be having dinner in the restaurant tonight because we are celebrating two birthdays (Brett and Nikki). Not both the same day, but close enough for one party.

Tomorrow is a game drive in Nakuru National Park. A couple weeks ago when we passed through here it was the first wildlife experience for us and it was awesome. I have high hopes for tomorrow. I've booked a private 4x4 for myself tomorrow. When shooting motion with a really long lens, anybody even shifting in their seat can put some shake in the shot. So a few places on the trip, I will strike out on my own.

Here's what Kembu Camp looks like:


On the way from Nairobi, I saw these two signs on opposite corners of an intersection. I wonder what it takes to get into the Precious school?