Nicole:
A late night bus ride across the border to Uganda made it
easier for us to catch some shut eye here and there to the cadence of the
swaying bus. We got to the border in the early morning hours, and were met with
a fairly speedy documentation check to push us through in a timely fashion.
Uganda welcomed us with rich red fertile soil and lush vegetation. A far cry
from drought-affected Kenya. The rains of Uganda had just started a week...
Thursday, 23 March 2017
Sunday, 12 March 2017
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Nicole:
Soysambu Wild Festival welcomed us with purple flags waving
in the lake breeze, and artist love-fest décor draping the African landscape.
Our driver Nelson drove us around looking for the perfect camping spot. We
found it away from others on the very outskirts of the festival closest to the
lake. We set up camp quickly with Acacias surrounding us and the light azure
lake in the distance. Tiffany let me use her tent guy lines and helped...
Sunday, 5 March 2017
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LORRAINE: Some people will think I’m taking unnecessary risks by riding a motorcycle less than a year about an accident that left me with a bad concussion. (Cause of accident? My mind wandered, I fell.) The number one reason for returning to the saddle is Rallying for A Wild Life, a film I’ve been working on for two years. I want people to come to Africa and experience wildlife. And the WILD in their souls. If that’s not possible, then to take part...
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Tiffany : It's fantastic to be back in East Africa with all the amazing sights, smells, people and landscapes not to mention the incredible animals.
I flew into Nairobi, Kenya and caught up with Lorraine and Nicole at Karen Camp. It's been a whirlwind since then starting with the elephant orphanage,
the KSPCA centre (for abandoned and mistreated animals)
and a re-introduction to life in Africa including the boda boda rides - small motorbikes...
Wednesday, 1 March 2017
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Nicole:
Tiffany has now joined us, and we are that much stronger as
a solid goddess triangle now. How wonderful it is to have her with us finally.
We have whisked her away to Punda Milias resort that is sheer heaven with
bouganvilla, cacti and acacia trees painting the grounds. Each of us have our
own separate bandas, tent cottages, with luxurious beds and mosquito netting
for us to nest at the end of our “senses-on-full-tilt” days. Open showers...
Sunday, 26 February 2017
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Rallying for a Wild LifeNicole:
The second morning I rose before sunrise to jump onto the
trail as the sun pierced the low hanging clouds. I so enjoy this quiet time
with nature, to recharge and take on the day. I walked through the bush to get
to the Park road to go introduce myself to Philip, the Masai gate guard.
He was
thrilled to have company and invited me to join him for tea. To share with
another what little one has seems...
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Rallying for a Wild Life
Nicole:
Ishmael, the sweet taxi driver from Nairobi, patiently waited
for me at the airport until my delayed flight pulled in at 4:30a. It was all
perfectly timed as it brought me to my destination, the Kitengela area outside
of town, by sunrise. Our deep conversation about inspiring others when we speak
through the heart, was interrupted by my giddy outburst over my first wild
animal viewing…a herd of Tompson gazelle. There...
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