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I had a wonderful time speaking at the WOW (Widows and Orphans of the World) conference last week. Before I go to that, let me finish with the pics of Mt Kenya....

These are Rock Hyraxes and they are supposedly distant relatives of the elephants!! I think, if they are truly related to the elephants, it must be quite a distant away :-))

Can you see the peak of the mountain between the clouds? Mt Kenya!

Bush pig...Vickie loves ALL animals...

Vickie named this baby buffalo, Babu!

Hybrid of zebra and horse, Kathryn calls them Zorse~

I think they look mostly like horses except for the stripes

Speedy, the turtle, giving free rides!!! We were told that he can carry up to 300lbs.

Our favorite monkeys...all three of them :-))
There is a brick wall with the names of the donors to the orphanage...this is not our Kathryn's brick but she thought it was cool to take a pic of it anyways!
I love the expression of Kathryn's face in this picture. She suddenly look like her two year old self from so long ago...sweet and oh so adorable!!!

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juniper said…
Thank you for sharing your pictures. I've really enjoyed them.
November 2, 2008 at 12:47 AM
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