The amount of wildlife in Kenya is staggering. Living and volunteering in the bush for nearly 2 months certainly gives you a new and humble perspective on the vastness and diversity of this Earth. Listening to the animals at night is enough to make your blood curdle as predatory beasts noisily eat their pray. Though living amongst the animals, any trip to Kenya is not complete without a true Safari experience with an seasoned guide who knows all the secret spots to view the wildlife. Our guide was able to maximise the animal viewing as well as guarantee a remote and solitary experience by staying connected with other guides via cell phone while at the same time expertly navigated through the bush and dusty single tracks in an old beat up Toyota Landcruiser 4x4. So much fun! If you Go visit Kenya, and when you do, make sure you spend some time with the wonderful folks at Mara West.
Currently on exhibit through January at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center - Corvallis, OR.
