Thigiri Ridge

Our return to Nairobi was just as interesting as the drive to the Mara. Passing through the villages they were alive with all kinds of life - cattle, sheep, goats etc by the way side looked after by Maasai handlers in colourful robes. Women were washing clothes by the river and hanging it out to dry by the road side.
The market places were teeming with people buying goods and livestock. Goats and sheep were being transported away from the market on motorbikes.
We arrived back in Nairobi in early afternoon to see the final preparations being made for Stewart and Emily's childrens party.
100 or so people pitched up a little later to celebrate Magnus being 10, Jemima being 6 and Mary 5 (21st party).
The party had clowns to entertain the children, a bouncy castle, caterers to do pizza and wraps for all. There were two lifeguards on duty by the pool which was well used by adults and children throughout. A well stocked bar kept the adults lubricated.
We met many of S and E's friends and neighbours as well as the families of the childrens school friends on a lovely afternoon and evening.Okumaya devam et