Mount Kenya Leute

The monkeys that ran around grabbing at what they could. They were rather amusing (except for when it was your food that they stole)

Ate Karlah

Bjorn, from Zambia, also climbed with us

Ciku on her way to the stream

Shawn

Jun

Momo and Kylie

Our cabin at Met Station

Some of the girls: Denissa, Sharnie, Eunice, Marielle, Karlah and Ciku

Heidi washing the dishes at the local watering hole. It's where we washed everything from feet, hair (brain freeze...), teeth, faces and dishes.

Kylie with her beauteous morning hair

Sharnie and Ciku hiking down

Heidi and Karlah in the bus

Before heading back we stopped at the equator. Elvin, Karlah and Rester

Trans-Ngong

For one of our Mt Kenya prep hikes, we drove to Ngong, at the north end of the Ngong Hills and hiked all the way across down to Corner Baridi. Heidi and I hiked in the middle group with the Solises, Eunice, Deborah and Laura. We made it in about three hours. While waiting for the last group we played with a bunch of Maasai kids that gathered around.

Coming up to the first peak. It was a lot steeper than it looks.

Our group on top of first peak

Junel

Rester

The other side

LOST!

Coming down the last hill

The other side was greener than ever

Campus Life

Just random pictures from around campus during the afternoons.

Raenelle

Sabrina

Susan

Kenny and Kaley

Keri climbing the flagpole

Larissa and Xander

Keri

Guys soccer game

David lets loose

Kelly

New Life Mission

A few weeks ago we went to visit the orphanage in Ongata Rongai. At first we sang songs with them and then went outside to play. Most of the kids paired up with our students and others played on the swingsets and had a game of soccer.