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Living Conditions

: Lives of Natives in Kenya
The life in the drylands of Kenya is harsh and quite unwelcoming. Here is an assorted selection for you to at least see some of their living conditions. Being there is quite a different experience.

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Impoverished, but still full of life

Roads not meant for cars

Walking long distances to get water from water hole

Child having a mango fruit in his hand

Donkeys carrying water canisters back home

School children happy to see our car

Water station where locals get their water

The goats fight for the water

Playground

The hut is for cooking

A shed with lots of stuff

Native of Kenya

Kids running in the dryland of Kenya

Kid walking

Locals making and selling food

Everyone in action to get the food ready

The parathas tasted delicious

Happy chef with her family and friends

Not much vegetation for the cow to eat

Kids playing

A home made truck

Homes made by mud and straw

A broken plow

Using cows and a carriage to transport water bins

Fireplace for cooking - visited by cat chickens

At least the view looks nice

An everyday life

A family outside their home

Donkeys eating food

Children looking after each other

Kids in the door opening of their home

Bedroom

These are the living conditions for many of the natives in Kenya

Storage, living room, bedroom - all in one

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