Safari Part 5: Meeting the Maasai Our safari was spectacular, in part, because we took time to meet local people and really soak up a bit of the local culture. Not just a quick stop for pictures, either, but a couple of full days in Maasai Country. I think it’s interesting for both the Maasai
Safari Part 4: Aaron goes a-Carving The difference between a “safari” and a “tour” is that a safari is a journey without a set, unchangeable itinerary. It’s open to taking things as they come and adjusting the day to create the most memorable experience. That was never more evident than when our safari took a
Safari Part 3: The Great Migration! So this is what they mean by “As far as the eye can see.” From horizon to horizon and as far back as the binoculars show: wildebeests, wildebeests, wildebeests! Thousands upon thousands upon THOUSANDS of wildebeests. Seriously. Lots! Every year over 2 million wildebeests, along with an entourage of
Safari Part 2: For the Birds! In the Pare Mountains I turn to Aaron saying, “Look at all the weaver nests in that tree!” as the van zips down the pass. A couple of weeks ago we wouldn’t have noticed a weaver nest much less identified it, but these are the things you learn while
Safari Part 1: ANIMAAAAALS! Where to start!? Where to start!? Okay, this is at least our 15th attempt to start writing about our safari – so I’m just going for it! This will be the first in a series of blogs to try and cover the high-points, but there’s no way to really describe the