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Published: March 11th 2009
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Samburu National Reserve
Matthew and Hal (Hal's the one on the right) are up so early we had to wait for the sun to come up to enter the park. Talk about anxious. Over the next three days we traveled to three game parks: Samburu National Reserve, Aberdare National Park near Nyeri Kenya and Lake Nakuru National Park. The hotel accommodations were far nicer that before. The hotel in Nyeri was originally a game camp for wealthy British that was built in the early 1930’s. The grounds were lovely, the room was enormous and the food was terrific. It was easily the most luxurious hotel we had encountered so far. The hotel in Nakuru was a moderate business class hotel that suited us just fine.
We arrived at the Samburu park so early that we had to wait for the sun to come up so we could see any animals when we entered the park. It was well worth the wait as for the next few hours we overdosed on viewing wild and exotic animals. That overdosing continued for the next two days as well.
Here are just a few of the over 1,000 pictures we took during these three days, including our stop at the Equator between Samburu and Aberdare parks. During our travels between the parks, we drove around Mt. Kenya. The mountain is situated on the Equator and at
the top of the mountain, there’s snow. I never knew there was snow on the Equator.
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