Marsabit National Reserve Transportation

We fortunately had a driver and borrowed the bishop's white Landrover. We needed this for not only the reserve and the park, but even the town streets. The streets are generally not paved... full of potholes and the drivers are a bit crazy, like most of Kenya. You just need to keep your wits about you. But another thing about Landrovers. You can get either a lot of people, or a lot of luggage. We had 6 people in the front and middle, and Dudley sat in the back with the suitcases. What a man with a big heart and lack of claustrophobia... but then in Africa, you lose your sense of personal space. If you've ever travelled in a matatu, you would know what I mean!