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One of the main reasons for visiting Aberdare National Park, is of course the chance to see wild animals.
This is a picture of a herd of buffalo which we saw at Treetops, coming to the waterhole to drink.
Written Dec 23, 2004
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In the grounds of Outspan Hotel, is a mock-up of a Kikuyu village for tourists. Although it is a little tousisty, it is actually very well done, and quite interesting.
The building on the left would be where the husband sleeps, the one on the right is for the wife, goats and childern!
Written Dec 23, 2004
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For a small charge you could have your fortune told by the witch doctor. He spoke no English, so a guide would come along and translate. I was told that I was going to have a long life, slightly troubled at times, but I would get what I wanted in the end.
Written Dec 23, 2004
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I was totally captivated by the beautifully blue-flowering Jacaranda trees. This was the first time I had seen anything like it, and I loved the way the fallen petals colourd the entire ground blue. Standing under the tree in the slight breeze was like standing in a blue snow fall. Magical!
Written Dec 14, 2004
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TEMBO (Swahili for elephant)
The African elephant is the world's largest land creature. A male weighs up to 6 tonnes and can be 4 m tall.
The herd exists of females with young. Males live alone and come only to the herd during mating season.
Written Feb 25, 2003
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Robert Baden Powell, the founder of the Scout Movement, dies in Nyeri in Kenya on 8th January 1941 and is buried not far from the Outspand Hotel.
Written Dec 23, 2004
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I know it is early, and I know you will want your sleep, but it really is worth getting up for the sunrise!
Written Dec 23, 2004
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If you are in Aberdare National Park, a visit to Treetops Hotel is a MUST. It really is quite a special experience, and one that you should not miss.
Written Dec 23, 2004
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A group dancers put on a very colourful and interesting display for us, dressed in traditional outfits. The bobombo drums echoeing all around the mock-up Kikuyu village.
Updated Dec 23, 2004
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The gardens are also home to a few peacocks. If you are really lucky they will display their feathers for you - such a spectacular bird!
Written Dec 14, 2004
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The gardens are also home to a few peacocks. If you are really lucky they will display their feathers for you - such a spectacular bird!
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Twice we have been through this national park, the first time on our way to Mount Kenya National Park, stopping only briefly to have breakfast at the Outspan Hotel. The second time we also stopped for...
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The Aberdare National Park forms part of Kenya's central highlands running roughly between Nairobi and Thomson's Falls and offers a variety of fauna, flora and scenery which you won't find elsewhere...
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Abardare National park is in Nyandarua District and this is where i grew up and went to school and it's also where my parents still stay. Nyandarua is a an agricultural area and receives adequate...
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