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I’m so happy for the news of rain coming in from different parts of Kenya
NNP looks beautiful. It was pretty green also in Nov 2010. I took pictures in the exact same place as in the first picture of this blog entry.
The male lion isn’t looking very happy being all wet.
WET WET WONDERFUL WORLD !!! Much needed rains…
it’s rain! hopefully no more drought like last year.
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