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Showing posts with label Kenya. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Kenya - Jambo, Maasi People
Jambo - (slang for hello in Swahili)
Kenya
Maasai
The pastoral Massai numbering 250,000 share the Maa language form which their name derives, occupying the Narok and Kajiado districts of Kenya. To the warriors the fashion of long hair is a sign of beauty instead of the women, beauty consists in having a shaved head polished brightly with fat with numerable beads that are part of the necklaces that decorate their body, neck, head, ears, wrists, arms, fingers, knees and ankles.
Photo: Eric Harris
1993
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Kenya - The Ark Lodge, Aberdare National Park
The Ark is a Game-viewing Lodge situated at an altitude of 7,600 Feet, deep in the heart of the Aberdare National Park of Kenya.
In addition to regularly seeing elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, Leopard, and occasionally Lion, within unusually close photographe distances, there can also be seen the rarer forest animals such as Giant Forest Hog, Suni, Red Duiker, and the shy elusive Bongo, which was sighted no fewer than 133 nights in one year.
(Bongo Antelope is shown in the upper lefthand corner of the postcard)
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Kenya - Gathering Coconuts
Gathering coconuts - Kokosnussernte - Recolte des noix de coco
Palm-Fringed Beaches, lapped by warm waters, deserted, and stretching mile after mile, constitute one of Africa's many tourist attractions.
(German)
Einsame, Palmenstrande, umspult vom warmen, zum Baden verlockenden Wasser, erstrecken sich meilenweit und bilden eine der vielen Touristenattraktionen in Afrika.
(French)
Les Plages Bordees de Palmiers, desertes, baignees d'eau chaude, s'etendent sure des Kms. et consituent un des nombreux attraits touristiques de l'Afrique.
1970
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