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Here you can see a tiered farming setup, as well as a large grass patch where people go to get...
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There are a couple of towering avocado trees on the farm.
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Somebody actually dug this well by hand. It goes down about 50ft.
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Welcome to Kisii. This is a view from one of the larger hills... You can go for long walks in...
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Tea is one of Kenya's chief exports and it is drunk abundantly in Kisii (I think, to make up for the slow pace). There are field and fields of it.
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One of several vegetable gardens. The traditional Kenyan greens you will be eating are organic and loaded with macro nutrients.
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Dining room. At night, whole family gathers with lamps and charcoal heaters to talk and eat. It's one of my favorite parts of the day.
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At night, the expansive clear sky is filled with stars and stars and stars.
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Corn is a staple of the Kenyan diet, it's used most notably in ugali.
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Cows on the farm provide all the milk used in cooking and in the tea.
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Jared's loving brother, Gilbert, who will be one of the members responsible for taking care of you.
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