[2fast4you]

well, first for you, all Kenyans, is it true that, even if the safari is so close to you...you're not going???!!!
can you imagine that,people for around the world....could do anything to have the chance to visit a Safari???
well..i am one of those people...and i could say that one day i will go there!! there..near the safari you pass everyday, but you don't stop to watch all the beauty in there...
JUST OPEN YOUR EYES AND YOU WILL SEE HOW THE FREEDOM LOOKS LIKE!!!

[shortee]

>well, first for you, all Kenyans, is it true that, even if
>the safari is so close to you...you're not going???!!!
>can you imagine that,people for around the world....could do
>anything to have the chance to visit a Safari???
>well..i am one of those people...and i could say that one day
>i will go there!! there..near the safari you pass everyday,
>but you don't stop to watch all the beauty in there...
>JUST OPEN YOUR EYES AND YOU WILL SEE HOW THE FREEDOM LOOKS
>LIKE!!!


My apologies to you Safari for not stopping and watching your beauty. 2fatforus would you pls pass my warmest regards to him/her.

[spiral]

In kenya,viewing safaris can be an everyday thing and that depends on how and what you want to see.For example u can start by boarding a bus to ngong town and walk the rest of the distance on foot to ngong forest.Here u call start bird watching safari on foot,visit to the manyatas around kisamis and the cultural center located on your way towards kedong valley ranch.
The second day can cover place like bomas of kenya,safari cat walk in langata orphanage and so on.just around nai and greater nai there lots you see.Hiring a safari van to go places like amboseli, masai mara can be quite expensive to the majority in kenya.Most foreigner are capable of those safaris and thas why they will always remain in action all around.