Nakuru Town-Rift Valley Province





Construction of a bridge over a railway line in Nakuru.



New fly-over for Naivasha.



Highway around Naivasha.



Turn off to Naivasha town.

[B]Flower Farms,Naivasha - Rift Valley province[/B]

Lake Baringo - East Rift Valley







Mount Longonot in the background

Rift Valley Academy,Kijabe - Rift Valley Province.





Roosevelt's stone.





Railway station.



Kijabe hospital.



Farms around Kijabe.



Kijabe pine forest.

[B]Saruni Camp - Lemek Conservancy[/B]

Prestige plaza mall.



Its undergoing expansion.

@mwanamiwa

nice picks men,keep fire burning.

do you have any aeriel picks for nakuru and eldoret(skylines)?,it seems nakuru is developing so fast,its like Kampala now.

have just realized how wonderful Kenyan infrastructure has improved,nice work for the government.

@mwanamiwa, thanks for the photos especially on roads.i feel honored since am in the team trying to improve road infrastructure in kenya.got lots of photos on roads. i will upload some.

correction, the new dual carriage way on mombasa -nairobi highway(mombasa- side) starts at miritini and ends in mazeras, however the road was reconstructed all the way to maji ya chumvi.got some photos on the launching of the road.

thanks Volina.You guys are doing a wonderful job with the roads.I cant wait for some of your pictures.

@mwanamiwa

nice picks men,keep fire burning.

do you have any aeriel picks for nakuru and eldoret(skylines)?,it seems nakuru is developing so fast,its like Kampala now.

have just realized how wonderful Kenyan infrastructure has improved,nice work for the government.

Thanks Chinook.I will post some Nakuru pics later on.You will be surprised by the rate of development.Kudos go to the coalition govt on keeping most of their promises.We look forward to our new constitution.

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ACS Plaza -Lenana Rd. | Hurlingham



Tigoni Heights -Hurlingham



Gitanga Rd. Apartments Lavington





[B]Randolf Apartments[/B] (Not Sure the Location)

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[B]KILELESHWA[/B] - GITHUNGURI ROAD PENTHOUSE



[B]LAVINGTON [/B]- MBAAZI AVENUE APARTMENT



[B]LAVINGTON[/B] - CONVENT DRIVE TOWNHOUSE



[B]KILELESHWA [/B]- LAIKIPIA ROAD APARTMENT

[B]LAVINGTON [/B]- MASANDUKU LANE APARTMENT



[B]KILIMANI [/B]- GALANA ROAD APARTMENT



[B]LAVINGTON [/B]- MUTHANGARI DRIVE HOUSE



[B]KILELESHWA [/B]- GITHUNGURI ROAD TOWNHOUSE

[b] Jamii bora project on the Kaputei plains.[/b]Part of the Kenya Slum Upgrading Project.

Well: Safari in Kenya has its downside too. Occasionally,

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20100106/twl-mother-and-daughter-killed-by-elepha-3fd0ae9.html?printer=1

Mother And Daughter Killed By Elephant

Wednesday, January 6 11:31 am

An American tourist and her one-year-old daughter have been trampled to death by an elephant at a game reserve in Kenya.

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The woman, aged 39, was travelling on foot as part of a guided tour when the attack happened.

The four other people in the group including the woman's husband escaped unhurt after managing to run to safety.

The incident occured on Monday near the Castle Lodge in Mount Kenya National Park, where the family had been staying.

Godfrey Wakaba, a senior warden at the park said the victims' bodies had been flown to the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.

The national park with its world heritage status mountains and population of elusive forest elephants have made it a popular trekking and safari destination for tourists.

Coast Province

Lamu, Kenya's oldest living town, was one of the original Swahili settlements along coastal East Africa.

There are some other accounts that mention Chinese ships of Zheng He's fleet sinking near Lamu Island in Kenya in 1415. Survivors are said to have settled in the island and married local women. However, the authenticity of this story is disputed.

The port of Lamu has existed for at least a thousand years. The town was first attested in writing by an Arab traveller Abu-al-Mahasini who met a Judge from Lamu visiting Mecca in 1441.

The town's history is marked by Portuguese invasion which began in 1506, and the Omani domination around 1813 (the year of the Battle of Shela). The Portuguese invasion was prompted by the nation's successful mission to control trade along the coast of the Indian Ocean. For considerable time, Portugal had a monopoly in shipping along the East African coast and imposed export taxes on the pre-existing local channels of commerce. In the 1580s, Lamu led a rebellion against the Portuguese, prompted by Turkish raids. In 1652, Lamu was assisted by Oman in lifting Portuguese control. Lamu's years as an Omani protectorate mark the town's golden age. During this period, Lamu became a center of poetry, politics, arts and crafts as well as the trade.

Public transport.

There's some construction work going on around the Sagana power station in Central province.

Tigoni, Eastern Province.

Barley/wheat farm with Mt Kenya in background.



Farms in Timau, Eastern Province.

i can seriously see myself spending the rest of my life in kenya