Comments on: Shimba Hills http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/ Mon, 21 May 2012 03:33:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: joan stiegman http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-86 joan stiegman Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:24:56 +0000 http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-86 Is it fair to say that you have discovered a part of 'paradise' in Kenya? What a cleansing relief to move away from political news here to the seeming tranquility of your adventure. We had friends here the other night and nothing would do but that I insisted that your photo album be put on the lap top and we had 'show and tell' in the living room. Claire, just imagine what you will have to tell when you get back to school-You will have to take over the class to bring them up to date. Love to you all, Joan and Emero Is it fair to say that you have discovered a part of ‘paradise’ in Kenya? What a cleansing relief to move away from political news here to the seeming tranquility of your adventure. We had friends here the other night and nothing would do but that I insisted that your photo album be put on the lap top and we had ’show and tell’ in the living room. Claire, just imagine what you will have to tell when you get back to school-You will have to take over the class to bring them up to date.

Love to you all,
Joan and Emero

]]> By: Bob http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-85 Bob Tue, 17 Jun 2008 07:15:44 +0000 http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-85 I have heard of the "bee eater" bird, but have never liked the sound of that name--being an ex-beekeeper. However, if interested, one can track the bee eater's flight path back to discover the wild colony. It sounds like y'all are having a big time. Keep the blogs posting, as they are very exciting! Thanks, Bob Rice I have heard of the “bee eater” bird, but have never liked the sound of that name–being an ex-beekeeper. However, if interested, one can track the bee eater’s flight path back to discover the wild colony.

It sounds like y’all are having a big time. Keep the blogs posting, as they are very exciting!

Thanks, Bob Rice

]]> By: Robert http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-80 Robert Mon, 16 Jun 2008 05:18:43 +0000 http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-80 Even the macro millipedes wow me. I look forward every evening to catching up with the Furtwanglers. Thanks so much for bringing us along on the adventure. Even the macro millipedes wow me. I look forward every evening to catching up with the Furtwanglers. Thanks so much for bringing us along on the adventure.

]]> By: ginny cookie http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-79 ginny cookie Sun, 15 Jun 2008 20:57:13 +0000 http://metonym.org/AfricaBlog08/2008/06/14/shimba-hills/#comment-79 Everything but the millipede wows me. Loved the leopard paw print. Too bad you can't make a cement cast of it! I feel devoid of grandmotherly alarm; you all sound happy and well supplied with food, shelter, care, and daily adventure. Claire--watch it with the pythons! I envy you all that great beach. The blogs are really satisfying. love, cookie Everything but the millipede wows me. Loved the leopard paw print. Too bad you can’t make a cement cast of it! I feel devoid of grandmotherly alarm; you all sound happy and well supplied with food, shelter, care, and daily adventure. Claire–watch it with the pythons! I envy you all that great beach. The blogs are really satisfying.
love, cookie

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