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Kenya Dig It? ~ The Roaming Gnome
Feb. 5th, 2010 04:24 pmToday, I beg your indulgence. I’ve been reminiscing about Kenya recently, and feel like I want to share my trip with someone. Since I do have a bit of guilt for not really posting a lot of pictures on this here blog, you get them now, two years later!
Right now all I’ve got in any kind of arrangement is the Photobucket story I did about my roaming gnome. I make no promises, but I’m going to try to dig some other pictures off my hard drive. Meanwhile, enjoy Addy’s Adventures in Africa.
Welcome to Mombasa! Mini Addy accidentally came with me and had a few adventures of her own. Here to get you started was a place in the neighborhood Addy and I stayed in: Fort Jesus. It was built by the Portuguese in the 16th Century and then got won and lost by a whole mess of people fighting for control of the prosperous port.
After the first day, Addy chills with her pal Snorlax and updates our travel log before letting down the mosquito net. When you're four inches tall, mosquitos are not to be messed with.
( But that’s only the beginning … )
Right now all I’ve got in any kind of arrangement is the Photobucket story I did about my roaming gnome. I make no promises, but I’m going to try to dig some other pictures off my hard drive. Meanwhile, enjoy Addy’s Adventures in Africa.
Welcome to Mombasa! Mini Addy accidentally came with me and had a few adventures of her own. Here to get you started was a place in the neighborhood Addy and I stayed in: Fort Jesus. It was built by the Portuguese in the 16th Century and then got won and lost by a whole mess of people fighting for control of the prosperous port.
After the first day, Addy chills with her pal Snorlax and updates our travel log before letting down the mosquito net. When you're four inches tall, mosquitos are not to be messed with.
( But that’s only the beginning … )
