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African Safari â€“ Getting to our Lake Nakuru Accomodation

Posted on October 25, 2010 by Ron

African Safari – Getting to our Lake Nakuru accommodation After leaving the monkeys at the gate of the park, we began the journey on rough, unpaved roads to the end of the lake where our accommodation was located. We would … Continue reading →

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African Safari â€“ Getting to our Lake Nakuru Accomodation

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