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Are we nearly there yet?: Coronavirus blog, safari edition v6

Are we nearly there yet? If Romilly could talk, surely this would be the question she would ask. Instead, I ask it on a daily basis instead. There is talk that the inter-county lockdown that has been imposed on Kenya for the last 10 weeks will be lifted at the end of this week, but no one really knows at all (everyone still has an opinion: mine is that it is 50/50 each way). I really hope so though, as the camp is missing guests sorely and some life here would be joyous.

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Women Who Travel: cultures collide over the internet

I put a post on the Conde Nast Facebook group called ‘Women Who Travel’ (which as over 120,000 followers) asking if anyone had a question for any woman in the world, what would it be. I attached a photo of a couple of women from the local Maasai Cultural Centre which we take guests to to learn and exchange cultures with the women who work there. I got nearly 300 questions! You can read the replies I wrote from the two Maasai ladies I interviewed here..

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The view from my window: Coronavirus blog, safari edition v5

Are you a member of the ever-growing ‘View From My Window’ Facebook group? It has now got over 2 million members and people are posting daily pictures from their home, looking out of the window, and over what they can see from there. With posts being added from Iceland, Spain, Ghana, Thailand and more, it is encouraging to feel part of a community of people across the world who are all in the same position as us. I added a picture from our camp which got added - it wasn’t the best picture but it shows exactly what we can see here through the window of our mess tent.

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A series of projects: Coronavirus blog, safari edition v4

We are keeping ourselves busy getting the camp into good condition awaiting the time guests can return. One of the projects I have been working on is converting a 1957 Series one land rover into a more useful tool around the camp and the conservancy.

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