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A Happy Christmas!
What a year it’s been! I’ve been trying to settle into a new life on my own. Thought it would be easy, as I’m a loner by nature, but I was in for a shock.In an effort to take my … Continue reading
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Tagged Airbnb, Carcassonne, Christmas, Diani Beach, dressage, Kenya, Maanzoni, Nairobi Game Park
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Letting Lucinda Loose
I always enjoy reading Lucinda Clarke, whatever she writes. She fills me with joy and I never know what she’s going to say next.. First, I’d like to say a huge thank you to Jane for her courage in letting … Continue reading
Posted in Authors
Tagged Africa, Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Libya, Mozambique, South Africa, Spain, Tanzania
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A Colourful Presentation of Memorabilia
During my visit to Kenya earlier this year, we called in to say jambo to old friends Tim and Wendy Davis. Nothing had changed, as we drove through the gates of their Langata property, and climbed the familiar steps to … Continue reading
Posted in Kenya
Tagged East African Safari Rally, Jock Aird, Kenya, Langata, memorabilia, Robin Hillyar, Tim Davis
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The World Goes Silent
The last days of my Kenya holiday… a very special gathering of half the family at Maanzoni. It is now my favourite part of the country. Leaving the bustle and chaos of Nairobi city centre on a Friday afternoon, we … Continue reading
Posted in Kenya
Tagged darts, frogs, hadada ibis, hearing aids, Kenya, lasagne, Maanzoni, malaria, mosquitos, Nairobi, Nairobi Mombasa road, pizza, zebra
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The Safest Place to be in the Whole Wide World
Welcome to, Samantha Ford, “stylish globetrotter” and author of The House Called Mbabati. I’ve just “met” her, and can relate to her love of travelling and especially of Africa. Samantha has chosen to talk about settings in the form of an … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Botswana, Europe, John Gordon Davis, Kenya, Ker & Downey, Malta, safari, South Africa, the Far East, travelling, Zimbabwe
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Introducing – Jane Bwye, author
via Introducing – Jane Bwye, author I’m Kate Braithwaite’s guest today, answering questions about why I wrote my books!
Posted in Authors, Breath of Africa, Going It Alone, Grass Shoots
Tagged Breath of Africa, Going It Alone, Grass Shoots, Kenya
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My Life – My Country
Look what I found lurking among my old messages recently … this BBC Sussex & Surrey radio interview with Allison Fears took place in 2014, almost exactly four years ago. It’s still relevant now, as I reveal pieces of my … Continue reading
Posted in Going It Alone
Tagged BBC Radio, Going It Alone, Kenya, People Matter, people of Africa, St. Peter's Lifeline
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Don’t Leave Kenya – Let Your Parents go Back to Europe and the US!
Every time I go to Kenya I make a point of touching base at Hillcrest Secondary School. It played an important part in the life of our family for over twenty-five years. On the first day of my recent holiday, … Continue reading
Posted in Kenya
Tagged Cathedra, charisma, Daniel Libeskind, Dr. Richard Leakey, elephant, environment, evolution, Glen Duffield, global warming, Hillcrest Secondary School, Kenya, Kenya Museum Society, Lake Turkana, pre-history, Sixth-form block
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Where Oh Where Are We?
Kenya diaries Ctd.. An entirely different ambience awaits me in the spacious beach home of Les and Joe, only a few minutes’ walk from the package holiday Hotel. Their two dogs, black and brown Labradors – whose behaviour reminds me … Continue reading
Posted in Kenya
Tagged beach, East African Safari Rally, Kenya, labradors, non-biodegradable rubbish, swahili
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