Arrived in Nairobi about a week ago. I was staying in the Kawangware slums for a few days. Great way to acclimatize to African life (1 in 3 Africans live in slums I'm told). Decided to chill for a few days before my placement at the Children's Hope Home and Rehabilitation Center in Gathiga. So me and a few volunteers headed out to do some sight seeing.
Baby Cheetah at 3 months, claws and all ;)For a bit of Backsheesh the guards let us in for a few minutes. Three cheetahs were pacing up and down the cage. Dinner time?
Objects in camera were the same as they appeared. I didn't think to bring extra diapers.
I figured it would take out my arm before attempting the jugular so I gave myself a little space.
Who dat?!
Huts.
Great parks out here!
Raff.I never know what the reccomended distance is for all these animals, so I usually go with the 1 meter default....wait...
....and then get right in there.As gross as it looks
Dodgy ostridgeSimba.
Yep.
Objects in camera were the same as they appeared. I didn't think to bring extra diapers.
I figured it would take out my arm before attempting the jugular so I gave myself a little space.
Who dat?!
Huts.
Great parks out here!
Raff.I never know what the reccomended distance is for all these animals, so I usually go with the 1 meter default....wait...
....and then get right in there.As gross as it looks
Dodgy ostridgeSimba.
Yep.
2 comments:
Wow...amazing, love the baby Chetah pics...so cute. You both look darn hot. Jacynte
Wow...amazing pics of that baby Chetah...so cute! Looks darn hot in Kenya this time of year.
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