There are 42 tribes in Kenya, or even more if you count different subgroups. Each tribe speaks its own language, lives in its own region and, to some extent, has its own customs.
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Our Kenyan friend Rose's mum lives in a village 20 miles outside Kisumu. It's not incredibly far, but because of the quality of the road it took a full day to drive there from Nairobi (about 12 hours) and a full day back. In many places new roads are being built, but in the meantime you have to drive in addition to the road ...
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What an amazing experience to be at a Kenyan wedding! They told us that this was a small wedding because there were "only" 400 guests. In our eyes it was of course a huge wedding. Moreover, a fantastic wedding with beautiful clothes, joy and dancing.
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Nairobi is full of people, cars and commerce. There are both central areas, where people walk around in suits on their way to work, and slum suburbs where you are advised to lock your car door and not go out. We spent a few days in Nairobi, before and after attending an amazing wedding in Kenya.
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We think it's fun to give away experience gifts. And perhaps best of all when you get to take part in the experience yourself ... Today it was time for the ... Afternoon Tea together with Robin and Alexandra, our gift to Alexandra for her birthday a few months ago.
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We have a breathtaking story from Karin and Erik, who drove an American bus on Norwegian serpentine roads. In February this year, they drove a Mandalay from Bergen to Sweden, for American Motorhomes.
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Reports From chaos to collaboration provides a picture of what our travelling will look like in 2020. And it seems that technology in particular is revolutionising our travel. Fantastic and fascinating - or a bit scary?
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We've previously written about the laser we bought and installed in the motorhome, but we haven't really described it. how it all works. First, you may wonder why you install a laser in a motorhome and yes, there is no real practical explanation for it...
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The new trend is not camping but 'glamping', i.e. glamorous camping. According to the Swedish Camping and Cottage Association (SCR) and the Tourism Research Institute (TUI), luxury, freedom of choice and niche campsites are the way of the future.
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We celebrated Easter Monday at Bredsands camping in Enköping. And who do you think we met here? Well, our nice camping neighbours, who we got to know at Ängsö camping two weeks ago, Yvonne and Svenne. It's a small world!
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