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The trees around Gede were almost as cool as the ruins. The tree house of death. It was technically closed for renovation but we went up anyways. Looking through one of the missing floor boards. View from the platform. This is a baobab fruit. These huge trees grow all over and people cover the seeds in sugar and food coloring and eat them as candy. Stephanie in front of the palace. Thank you to Miss Stephanie Tholand for capturing this moment on camera. I tried shark meat the other day. It was disgus...

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The trees around Gede were almost as cool as the ruins. The tree house of death. It was technically closed for renovation but we went up anyways. Looking through one of the missing floor boards. View from the platform. This is a baobab fruit. These huge trees grow all over and people cover the seeds in sugar and food coloring and eat them as candy. Stephanie in front of the palace. Thank you to Miss Stephanie Tholand for capturing this moment on camera. I tried shark meat the other day. It was disgus...

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July | 2010 | Mzungu in Mtongwe

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Archive for July, 2010. So I have to admit it, I’m a complete sucker for inter-lingual puns. I find them hilarious. The Kiwahili word for chicken is kuku and there’s a place across from the FSD office called Kenchick Chicken. Can you guess their tag line? We’re ‘kuku’ about chicken! On a less ridiculous note, the week before last I took some pictures of Undungu Ni Kufaana, a woman’s group that feeds orphans and vulnerable children lunch twice a week. Some of my favorites are posted below. This woman amaz...

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More Referendum Day | Mzungu in Mtongwe

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So referendum day was lame. The results won’t be available until tomorrow so there weren’t any rallies or celebrations going on today. I wanted to take pictures at a couple polling stations but one of the security guards with a machine gun would have come over and stomped my camera into the ground. Apparently only those with legitimate press passes are allowed to take photos. Lame. This is a restaurant where I’ve eaten twice. The food isn’t great but I like the building. As I said, Mombasa is basically a...

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Author Archive for Christan Leonard Leonard. The trees around Gede were almost as cool as the ruins. The tree house of death. It was technically closed for renovation but we went up anyways. Looking through one of the missing floor boards. View from the platform. This is a baobab fruit. These huge trees grow all over and people cover the seeds in sugar and food coloring and eat them as candy. Stephanie in front of the palace. Thank you to Miss Stephanie Tholand for capturing this moment on camera. I trie...

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June | 2010 | Mzungu in Mtongwe

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Archive for June, 2010. So this is Kenya…. Hey family, friends and whoever else stumbles upon this,. Mzungu, how are you? 8221; over and over again. Even when I respond “Mzuri wafrikans, na nyini? 8221;(good Africans, and you? Mtongwe is the name of the district where I live. It’s comprised of 9 villages to the south of Mombasa which is the second largest city in Kenya. I met the chief today. Her name is Fatumah and she gave me her number. Yeah, we’re buds. Big Mountain, No Snow. Mmmm, Just Like Sandpaper.

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The trees around Gede were almost as cool as the ruins. The tree house of death. It was technically closed for renovation but we went up anyways. Looking through one of the missing floor boards. View from the platform. This is a baobab fruit. These huge trees grow all over and people cover the seeds in sugar and food coloring and eat them as candy. Stephanie in front of the palace. Thank you to Miss Stephanie Tholand for capturing this moment on camera. Responses to “Malindi”. Feed for this Entry.

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