The real Masai life

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October 13th 2011

Published: October 11th 2011

This isn’t a touristic Masai experience at all… but this is the circle of life where life and death is happening on a regular basis, and you have to struggle to survive… like Darwin said: “The strongest will survive” and this is how it goes in middle of the Savanna. The conception of “living” isn’t existing because you have to survive and taken wrong path could lead you to death. L... Read Full Entry

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Christopher

International backpacker

An Aussie trying to travel as much of the world as possible.. Love to see and experience new things, silly things, food things, anything! I'm a budget traveller who prefers to visit the locals rather than the local attractions. Travel for me is about experiencing new cultures and accepting people for who they are. We wish to help people to travel the world as it is an amazing place with so much to see and do, travelling is easy once you make the decision to go. The hardest part for most making the decision to book that ticket but that is the beginning for life changing and rewarding experi... full info

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11th October 2011

anonymous
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From a regular reader
Once again a great blog and the pictures are like I am traveling with you two.

12th October 2011

Mum
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Wow
That is about all I can say....WOW !!! What an experience of a lifetime ! You both will have so many stories to tell about all of this. Keep safe....and there is no baby yet. Love Mum xxx

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