We had a great visit here from T's parents over Christmas. There is not a lot to offer as far as tourist attractions, but it's a great place to explore with a botanist and an entomologist. We had great fun singing Swedish Christmas carols, collecting fossils, and then going on our biggest road trip in months. We all piled into a rental and trucked down to Parc W, in the southwest corner of the country. While it's a game park with nothing like Kenya's riches (and no, we did not see any lions)... we saw and identified plenty of deer, birds, and ... yes, bugs. The biggest highlight was a spotting of elephants.
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The Linton Family said…
Love seeing pictures and reading about life there! The kids are sure growing up! Miss you guys... Praying for you! Love from the Lintons (Jean)!
And here is more of a straight-on view. The porch is screened in and potentially very useful, though we often prefer the front door. Our vegetable garden is behind the house, but you can see even the front has plenty of trees and vegetation... thanks to our gardener's daily watering from well water. We are thankful to be safely back here after a very nice vacation with family in August.
We had a great visit here from T's parents over Christmas. There is not a lot to offer as far as tourist attractions, but it's a great place to explore with a botanist and an entomologist. We had great fun singing Swedish Christmas carols, collecting fossils, and then going on our biggest road trip in months. We all piled into a rental and trucked down to Parc W, in the southwest corner of the country. While it's a game park with nothing like Kenya's riches (and no, we did not see any lions)... we saw and identified plenty of deer, birds, and ... yes, bugs. The biggest highlight was a spotting of elephants.
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