Waking up to this beautiful sight is practically a daily occurrence. The opposite of the miserable weather I have to deal with right now.
The road home...which was supposed to be tarmacked about 10+ years ago. It's probably a good thing it remained this way. I was once riding in the back of a pick-up truck along this road and almost fell off! It can be a bumpy ride.
Now, here's a great reason to go for a nature walk!
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the second pic with the road, now that's home for me. love it!
supposed to have been tarmacked since the early 90s? tell me about it...
but i'm told THIS is the year the road to our shagz will be tarmacked...
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful pics!
nyamie photos...what I would give to walk barefoot on that road...ta for sharing!
@Adrian,
Ah...Nostalgia.
Election years are full of promises about roads, schools, and whatever. Unless the prezo or a couple of key people come from the area, tarmac is a dream. Then again, if they can't be maintained perhaps it's better to stick to murram.
@Egm,
Glad you enjoy them.
@Quintessence,
I used to take it all for granted till I moved away.
Those pics are beautiful!
I love nature the third photo with the plants and flowers is very intrigueing
@Chatterly and Kirima,
They're amazing and real! If I was a painter, there'd be some pretty scenery to paint in that area.
Lovely photos!!!!
The road to my shagz was also supposed to be tarmacked way back when..who knows if and when it will actually occur.
@Princess,
There seems to be a similar story for most roads in Kenya. Promises in election years that are soon forgotten.
Nice photos. Funny, part of me want the road to be paved and part of doesn't. I'm just thinking of the rural community that I grew up in North Carolina. My grandmothers church is down this long dirt road. It's so beautiful and nostalgic whenever I visit. A paved road to that church would take something away from it. Anyway, the photos are lovely. Peace~
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