That's Kenya too... (page 7 of 8)

We would’ve loved for it not to end, this travel journal 🙁 Such a ray of sunshine!

Huge get-together at the hotel with the Samburu 🙂!

Thanks Christelle

I’m being really contrary today, Christelle 😏... but at the hotel where we were staying, one of the guests had "brought back" a beach boy (not sure what for 🤪), and it didn’t seem to be a problem (at least not in public... I didn’t go check any closer 😏).

Oh no, I’m laughing, Muriel. For all we know, the people who saw us thought we were about to get up to a foursome 🤝 (yes, Bruno, I love it when things get wild 😂)

one of the customers had "brought back" a beach boy (not entirely sure what for 🤪)

In Diani and along the Kenyan coast, we generally know what for. It's a well-known spot for women seeking exotic romances with young men.

One of the rare offers reserved just for ladies—while usually, the whole planet seems to cater only to gentlemen...

I totally agree with Joel 😁. I handle old, run-down cars with handsome young guys way better than old fogeys with pretty dolls. Go figure 😄. But I’ve only seen one in Kenya, at Rotsaka. I thought it was a Gambian specialty.

The Kenyan coast is really popular for that, especially with women coming from Italy and several English-speaking countries. I don’t think it’s very well-known in France—Saly is more the go-to for that.

Old geezers or washed-up old ladies, it’s six of one and half a dozen of the other.

Their money, their youth, their story.

The Kenyan coast is very popular for that, especially with women coming from Italy and several Anglo-Saxon countries. I don’t think it’s well-known in France—Saly is more the spot for that.

Old geezers or washed-up old women, it’s six of one, half a dozen of the other.

Their money, their youth, their story.

And that’s life. Every job deserves a wage.

This photo is gorgeous—Tsavo is on the list for a possible future trip to Kenya! 😊

I’m catching up on my backlog... yeah, I’m always late to the party 😅

Thanks, Christelle, for this travel journal. Yeah, your take on Kenya is really different from mine—I was all about the wildlife photos 😅 I love this approach, and who knows? Maybe I’ll follow in your footsteps next time: renting a car, taking the train... Where’s your next adventure? Promise, I’ll be more consistent 😊

Cool if you liked it, Isabelle! I wasn’t feeling too confident when we left because we kind of set off blindly, but it turned out to be a *huge* lovely surprise, and we’ll definitely go back to explore other spots with great pleasure. And well, the next trip is basically now 😄. But no travel journal this time—just a little week to recharge in Moroccan Lands 🧞♂️



Have a great day, Isabelle

But without a travel journal because it’s just a short week to unwind in Moroccan lands 😌



Have a great day Isabelle

Watch your calf! 😉 If you’re skipping the travel journal, at least make us dream with your itinerary?

It must feel strange for the dromedaries to see the sea. 😊

Awesome, enjoy those lazy days! Whereabouts in Morocco are you? It’s a destination I don’t know at all—I only went to Rabat in early April for a wedding and didn’t visit anything.

Awesome, enjoy those lazy days! 😊 Whereabouts in Morocco are you? It's a destination I don't know at all—I only went to Rabat in early April for a wedding but didn't visit anything. 😅

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Awesome, enjoy those lazy days!
F601 Whereabouts in Morocco are you? It's a destination I don't know at all—I only went to Rabat in early April for a wedding but didn't visit anything.
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Alright Bruno, no worries, I’m counting on you—but it won’t be FRAM with us, and it’ll be a bit more wild... that fennec in the Merzouga desert is winking at us!
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Ok Bruno, no worries, I’m counting on you—but it won’t be FRAM with us, and it’ll be a bit more wildlife-focused... that fennec in the Merzouga desert is winking at us 😉

True, with you, it’s all about wildlife photography... And apart from a few dromedaries and mules, I’m not exactly a Moroccan fauna expert. But I’m all for Merzouga—I’m working on a project and we’ll talk about it! ;) For the fennec, a week without a shower, and we should at least smell like one!

Ok Bruno, no worries, I’m counting on you—but it won’t be FRAM with us, and it’ll be a bit more wildlife-focused... the fennec in the Merzouga desert is winking at us 😉

True, with you, it’s all about wildlife photography... And apart from a few dromedaries and mules, I’m not exactly a Moroccan fauna expert.

No, not just wildlife photography—I love landscapes too, especially when there’s a great atmosphere like in Iceland, for example 😉

But I’m all for Merzouga—I’m working on a project and we’ll talk about it! ;)

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For the fennec, a week without a shower, and we should at least smell like one!

Fair point—plus, we’ll probably be alone since we’ll scare everyone off 😄

Alright, we’d better stop cluttering Christelle’s travel journal before she tells us off 😤

the fennec in the Merzouga desert is winking at us 😉

There are also scorpions and vipers. Quite the experience! But in the Merzouga desert, I’m sure you’ll love playing with shadows and light and forget the purpose of your trip ;)

@Solene, sorry, you can tell us off 🏴‍☠️

The fennec fox in the Merzouga desert is winking at us 😉

There are also scorpions and vipers. Quite the adventure! But in the Merzouga desert, I’m sure you’ll love playing with shadows and light and forget the purpose of your trip ;)

@Solene, sorry, you can tell us off 🏴‍☠️

Scorpions, vipers… not really my thing, those little critters 😅 But shh, let’s not wake Christelle up 😊

But shhh, let’s not wake Christelle up 😊

All good, we can put on the Dawa now—her travel journal’s done, and she’s completely zoned out!