We departed the tea estate for a long drive back to Nairobi with an exciting detour into Nakuru National Park where we cruised through the savannah (did someone say Savannah bars!?) on safari.
Lunch was packed in a sack:
Here’s what I found inside 
A beef samosa
A chicken leg (Kanz, too bad you weren’t here to gnaw on my leftovers!)
Two “tomahto” and cheese grilled sandwiches (I ate 1.5)
Passion fruit – another kind. It’s just like pom but more jelly like
OJ (shared half with Vanessa)
A banana, which I saved for later.
The Sightings: Hakuna Matata
Rhinos!!!
Zebra says GUH
It’s so dry here there are dust tornados popping up everywhere. They were quite impressive and large
SO GLAD I brought this hat!
Top of the cliff
Highrats – they were so cute! (Correction: hyrax!! Of course they look like rats so I assumed… Didn’t have google available when I typed this up 🙂 )
It was so hot!! And we’re covered in dust. But it was totally worth it.
To be continued….
oooo how fun!!! i heart zebras. i’m curious to know more about the group who is there with you – who are they??
zebras are my favorite animal — they are just so . . . FANCY!
GORGEOUS sites!!
Hakuna Matata…what a wonderful phrase. I hope you had “no worries.”
Ok, I’m done cheesing it up. What a cool adventure! So exotic. Love it!
That is SOOOOO much better than the “safari” at DisneyWorld. Glad you got to experience the real thing first hand!
This just keeps getting cooler! What an amazing trip! I’m enjoying living vicariously through you for the time being!
So beautiful! Much better than any zoo here 🙂
I would love to see a zebra! Those are definitely the cutest rats I’ve ever seen. Maybe the only cute rats I’ve seen.
That food is delish and your pictures take my breath away! Thank you for sharing!
OHHH Zebras!!!
I like !
Gorgeous, Kath!!!
So cool! I have always wanted to go on an African Safari!!!
I love the zebras. now i want to go on an african safari too.
Beautiful pics, Kath. I’ve been reading your African adventures every day and it sounds like an amazing, life-altering trip!
Awesome pics!!! Thanks for sharing. I also love the highrats- I would be cooing like crazy.
WOW!!! 🙂
That’s so cool!! A lot better than the zoo! 🙂
Wow! It looks like you’re having an AMAZING time!
Diana
Kath- you are doing an amazing job of sharing this adventure with us all! I’ve really enjoyed reading about this so much…it’s been eye opening. Thank you!
So beautiful! You really are getting to see so many dimensions of Africa!
My goodness, Kath – I have loved reading about your adventures! So great.
(PS: I have the same shirt in pink! Ann Taylor Loft!)
Awesome!!
Oh wow that’s amazing!! It’s gorgeous there
UNBELIEVEABLE!!!
What an amazing experience this must be for you, TOO cool.
And I had no idea what zebra said…. hahaha!
So so so so Freaking cool!
Great photos! Love the zebra’s!!
Ahh, def burst out laughing “Guh!” hahaha
good luck with your travels home!
I think that Zebra wanted some of your grilled cheese+tomato sando! What kind of temperatures did you have Kath? You look remarkably cool and not sweaty in all of your pics!
Neat!
I have really enjoyed following your trip. It looks like you are having an awesome time! I am with you on everything but the Highrats…NOT cute! LOL
You have made me really want to go to Africa! It looks amazing & like nothing I’ve ever seen in person.
Such pretty views!! I love all of the grilled cheese sammys that have been present 🙂
Awesome! What a great experience! I want to know what all those white things are in the river behind you!
First of all your packed lunch looks delicious and second I love all the pictures! Tomorrow night is my last big rower party of my university rowing career and its a safari themed party, your pictures got me all excited for my costume 🙂
Awesome, I am enjoying the African adventure through your camera, the zebra pics are too good!!
AWESOME, thanks Kath for this! xoxo
Wow, Kath! this just looks fabulous. I’ve wanted to go to Africa on safari for as long as I can remember. These pictures are ecstasy and torture at the same time! What a wonderful opportunity!
Uh, I’d HOPE this would be “better than the safari at DisneyWorld.” LOL! 🙂
ohmygosh, I would have tried to smuggle on of those highrats home!
actually, they’re called’ hyrax’, not ‘highrat’. LOL
hehe that zebra “guh” pic is cute! looks like such a fun experience!
Oh I love zebras!
Great pictures Kath!
Hi Kath,
thanks for the great report. and thanks for posting a picture of my bum 😉
Wow, Kath. What an adventure! 🙂
Kath, the pastry like thing is called a SAMOSA not a samsoa. It is of south Asian origin and is pretty easy to look up if you want a confirmation. But it is called a SAMOSA. Just thought you should know ;D
Kudret- looked like a typo to me 🙂
Very cool! Zebra says GUH – LOL :o)
kath you look GORGEOUS (and the background does too!) in the picture on top of the cliff!
What absolutly breath taking views! You are so lucky to be able to experience this adventure! Zebra says GUH! :LOL:
I heard from a good source that the Zebra is dyslexic and means “Hug.”
Wow!!! I agree with all the commenters that it has been great to live vicariously through you!
But I don’t think I could find any creature with “rat” in its name cute! Too many bad memories from NYC subways 😉
everything looks so beautiful ! it sounds like you are having a fantastic time !! Enjoy the rest of your trip !
Kath, your trip looks just amazing!
#51 Capedaisy… that’s the FUNNIEST thing I have read in a long time!
This is so amazing!! What a wonderful experience! 🙂
what an amazing trip! thanks for sharing it with us
You had some good sightings in Nakuru! (I’ve been there as well.) 🙂
And the previous commenter is right, they are called hyrax, not any kind of rat. They are actually the closest living relative to the elephant… believe it or not!
Nice pics. You seem to have had a great trip. Sweety, its a samosa you are eating…absolutely sinfully good ..one of my most craved for foods that my mommy makes.
you say samsoa, they say samomsa, i say yummy! Love your trip! Thanks for taking us along. I know Matt is gonna be happy to have you home-oa. Whats next? Trip to Asia, maybe? xoxo
sorry for the typo, they say SAMOSA, you say samsoa, I STILL SAY YUMMY.