#Magical Kenya

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Jambojet takes customers on a magical tour in partnership with Magical Kenya

We experience life with people in three ways that is when we sit down with them to have a meal, when we marry them, and when we travel together. Travelling is a magical way to create socially and economically unbreakable bonds. Jambojet, Kenya’s regional low-cost airline, is one of the magic that people have used to fly around within and without Kenya, marveling at the deliverables of nature that…

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MAGICAL KENYA

Kenya is located  in east Africa bordered by the Indian ocean to the southeast it shares its borders with several countries , including Uganda South Sudan ,Ethiopia and Somalia .The country is known for its diverse geography ,ranging from coastal areas and savannahs to mountains and Great Rift Valley lakes. Kenya is famous for its rich wildlife and is a prime destination for safari enthusiasts…

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Mali safi 🌹

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[downfalldestiny]

The Hypnotic queen of the night, GIZA, the melanistic leopard of northern kenya 🖤 !.

[irungu]

Continuation of my Master Weaver portraits. c/o  Amsha Studio.

Ukambani Kenya.

[malbecmusings]

TheRoamingChef: Cooked my family dinner in the Maasai Mara on the expansive Olderkesi Conservancy, and on the menu i had Wild Basil Chicken with the Star of the show being my Maasai Mara Wild Mint Lamb Chops that got a nod of approval from the Maasai. @invertedhighfives

[lovelydarkskinsworld]

Maasai women 🇰🇪🇹🇿

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Danai trip to Kenya🇰🇪

It seems that after her trip to Tanzania, she went straight to Kenya.

She went to the Emboo River Camp in Kenya. Showcasing the amazing Maasai women in this month’s edition of her newsletter #LoveOurGirl.

I love Danai's continued advocacy for the empowerment and betterment of women. She’s a beautiful, hardworking, compassionate, socially & environmentally conscious human being. Love her so much,she’s my role model 💗💖❤️‍🔥.

Ps: Did you notice the CRM jacket👀?

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Sometimes, we allow fear to stop us. Did you know I am afraid of heights?

In Kenya last year (2021) I had an opportunity. If I could manage my fear, I could watch the sunrise over Maasai Mara National Reserve from a hot air balloon (I will admit, there was some bribery involving Champagne).

I am learning that when I choose to be brave, it gets easier.

And there are rewards……

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[manadriller]

Would you mind being in one of these for a city roam.....or daily commute....well this is the new face of Nairobi's commuting services....the culture that has been highly influenced by the growth of entertainment industries and the culture of Nairobi's youth... Matwana culture is the new new😂💔

[irungu]

Continuation of my Master Weaver portraits. c/o  Amsha Studio. 

Ukambani Kenya. 

[sistercrone]

Monkey See

As far as I know, monkeys (or baboons) don’t care what anyone else thinks. In the wild, they don’t have issues with depression. They live in extended family groups and like most of our families, they bicker, fuss and sometimes fight. They also look out for each other.

They don’t care who or what you worship, even if you worship at all. They have their own kind of politics, their leaders tend to be the biggest, meanest etc. nut at least they are not chosen in a popularity contest.

I am not a monkey expert, (probably why I keep calling these baboons monkeys, I’m sure that’s probably not right..) but after watching these monkeys for a while, I kind of envy them (please note, I said kind of, I am fond of my comforts).

If monkeys made their own religion, I think it would have lots of awe, and not many rules. Who knows, maybe they do.