Kenya is Africa as I imagined: big desert of red soil with wild animals. On the roadside, we also see many tribes in traditional clothes. In Mombasa, by the sea, we keep the house of a Kenyan gone on vacation for two weeks. Then we spend another two weeks in Nairobi taking care of a small dog in exchange for accommodation. This month of August is very relax and feels like a vacation. After a month in Ethiopia, Kenya is anyway much more relaxing: Kenyans are very friendly and speak English, Kenya is more modern, the weather is better, and the food is pretty good (a mix of Indian and English food) . My hitchhiking world tour continues in Uganda.

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