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Kenya

Nairobi
:: Nairobi :: 		Lake Naivasha, Kenya
:: Lake Naivasha, Kenya :: 		Lake Nakuru, Kenya
:: Lake Nakuru, Kenya :: 		Maasailand, Kenya
:: Maasailand, Kenya ::
Maasai Mara
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catherine 07-Mar-2008 16:37
oh my God, i can't believe i underestimated the beauty of our country man,..when i saw these pictures it brought memories from way back, man gotta represent my kenyan heritage..
Salima 11-Dec-2007 22:15
Wow, that was amazing!
I have not gone back to Kenya for a while and those pictures just brought the memories back. You guys took pictures of the real Nirobi-from the streets to the wilderness.
I'm speechless. They were wonderful and I hope to see more soon.
Keep up the good work.
mihir patel 04-Oct-2007 17:18
hey wow ~!!! you have the talent to show your pasion .thanks for reminging me of my hometown in eldoret !! i really miss that place !!!thanks man !!
salim Jaffer Kassam Kanji,UGANDA 20-Jul-2007 03:26
THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!
THE WORD, "HARAMBE" MEANS "PULL TOGATHER" IN TODAYS SWAHILI, HOWEVER, IT IS MADE OF TWO HINDI WORD 'HARE' AND 'AMBE' FOR THE TWO OF MANY HINDU GODS. HARAMBE WAS USE BY THE INDIAN WORKERS WHO WERE BROUGHT TO EAST AFRICA BY THE BRITISH TO BUILD THE RAILWAY. TO LIFT THE HEAVY LOAD OF BUILDING THE RAILWAYS THROUGH THE WILD JUNGLES OF AFRICA IN THE LATE 1800s THE FOREIGN WORKERS USE THE WORD AND HAVE EVOLVED INTO A BEAUTIFUL SWAHILI WORD.
musjana 29-Aug-2006 21:54
Beautiful site. If you ever go back, go to Turkana district too.
Benson M. Musau 14-Aug-2006 20:48
I am Homesick and already nostalgic while in distance lands, the poly picture reminds me the 5yrs I spent for my Diploma and higher natinal diploma in the applied sciences department, indeed the knowledge I acquired from Poly prepared me a lot. For those of us in western world we can use this to counter the skewed image about Afrika by western media. Some building look even better than most that I have seen in Washington DC!
Benson Muli Maryland USA
Asgar 03-Jun-2006 15:29
It was a feeling of tranquility to see key sites of Kenya again, specially the good old Railway station,in Nairobi,after having departed the city in the sun,three years ago for Canada.
Herbert 04-May-2006 05:48
Brian, i have been away from Home(Kenya) for a very long time and the closest thing to home i could get from the Net was a track titled "my land is kenya". Your pictures have captured Kenya better than any others i have ever seen. Maybe they should consider you to host of Big cat diaries;) You have brought home to us that cant be there for all sorts of reasons! Thank you
CHARITY 21-Apr-2006 18:40
THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE GOOD JOB YOU'VE DONE SEEING MY FELLOW MAASAI PICTURES MADE ME FILL SO PROUD AND SEEING THE BEAUTIFUL NAIROBI I CAN NOT TELL U HOW MUCH I MISS THAT PLACE. THANK YOU GOD BLESS
Lyn (from U.K) 29-Mar-2006 12:48
Thanks for all the photos . Great to look at and remember Kenya while back in U K . Keep eme going till the next visit which cant be too soon
Ben 27-Mar-2006 21:24
Greatest pictures of Nairobi city I have ever seen! I live a broad and this is as close to home as I can get. Keep up the good work Brian McMorrow.
Mildred 22-Mar-2006 01:30
Hi Brian,

I'm a Kenyan living in Sacramento. I havent been home in over 8 years so I'm more than a little nostalgic. I'm amazed at how well you covered Kenya. Thank you for capturing and sharing the beauty and pain that makes Kenya the country it is. You have given me ideas to add to my itinerary when I go home at the end of this year.

Mildred
Tonny Fadhili Kambi Masha 09-Dec-2005 15:49
Hi, I am a Kenyan whose been living in South Africa for 16 years. I feel I really do not my country that much. I love you photos. They are so beautiful, clear and make me feel home sick. I do go to Kenya often and am motivated to visit some of the areas that you have visited. In South Africa, I have a wonderful collection of photos that I take during my travels. Hopefully I can share them with those interested. Tonny Fadhili Kambi Masha
jim 07-Dec-2005 19:24
this is the best promotion for kenya and its tourism so far. How about the coast - any pictures ?
mike 24-Nov-2005 23:58
Am greatful for availing great resource of travel photos on the internet, keep up goon work, please i would like you to get photos from mombasa kenya and its beutiful beaches
Ghana 04-Nov-2005 18:36
I think the site is good but its too shallow it really doesnt represent the whole of kenya .But thanks for coming to our country Brian atleast you are better than those who bark from afar with out even having set foot on the land .You are welcome again.
Brian McMorrow 05-Oct-2004 19:23
Thank you, Carole, for your detailed feedback. As I have only visited a small part of Kenya, these pages cannot represent the entire country. Rather, they cover only those areas of the country which I visited while travelling. The primary purpose of my travels in Kenya, when I am not working, is to view the abundant wildlife. As I return to Kenya and East Africa in the future, hopefully my coverage of the "real" Kenya will become more complete.
Brian
carole 05-Oct-2004 18:39
I agree with those who have sent comments on this site as being too narrow to give a correct view of Kenya. it generalizes the people of Kenya making the assumption that capturing kids in the slums or the masai represents the people of Kenya. Unlike the West, Africa and Kenya at that is too diverse to be generalized. Thus if one has no time to travel and capture the picture, they should correctly indicate only what the saw. For example, the masai as one of the communities in Kenya that has kept much of the tradition ( I salute them for doing that since the rest of us have not). So please be specific of what you present on the website so that the person visiting your site knows that what they are seeing is just a potion. Again I don’t understand why the west is determined to show only an aspect of Africa? Does it satisfy their stereotype? Or is it so different from their own that its amusing? I really wish that was all there was to Africa but unfortunately not and I wish the world could understand that.
Carole
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