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Life in the near-desert

Category: Community | Date: Nov 27 2007 | By: admin

Friends, this blog post is a collection of photos to give you more insight into our lives and environment.

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This dry country is our home. We are pastoralists - we depend on our goats and camels for almost everything.  We do not have piped water - it is fetched from the river in jerry cans and is carried to our houses. We are also doing some farming especially near the river.

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Gerenuk are amongst the most beautiful of African antelopes - few people eat them, they are believed to cause sterility in men!

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Do you know what these giraffe are doing?

I will be posting more often once I have a computer. I really appreciate all the donations that have already been received - however we are still short of a few hundred dollars.

6 Responses to “Life in the near-desert”

Dipesh, on 27 Nov 2007

These are fantastic pictures! thanks for sharing

Bruno, on 27 Nov 2007

The pictures are really great, thanks for posting them.

Dana-Arizona, on 27 Nov 2007

Beautiful photos. I will be sending in a few more dollars the end of the month. We need to get you that computer!!!

Susan - Illinois, on 27 Nov 2007

The giraffes with entwined necks? My guesses would be mating behavior or mutual removal of parasites?????

Lisa, California, on 27 Nov 2007

Thank you so much for sharing the pictures. Absolutely beautiful! Please share more! Lisa

Dana-Arizona, on 28 Nov 2007

Think they are ‘necking’ i.e. fighting.

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