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Home Page Welcome to the KTTST 2001 Home Page On Sunday 29 July 2001, twelve Brits travelled to Kenya for a trip they will never forget... Follow their diary as they narrowly escape death by lion, bandits and matatu. Read how they discovered for themselves the need for appropriate aid in Africa. Enjoy the photos from a... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/index.htm	3.2k
Diary Diary Fri 27 - Sun 29 July Orientation & Flight Monday 30 July Arrival Tuesday 31 July Eastleigh School for Refugees & SCREAM Wednesday 1 August Garsen Briefing & Painting at SCREAM Thursday 2 August Abandoned Baby Centre, New Life Centre & SCREAM Friday 3 August Nyumbani & Gardening at SCREAM Saturday 4 August... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/diary.htm	16.3k
Evaluating Organisations.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Evaluating Organisations.rtf	7.8k
Friday 10 August Friday 10 August HomeDiaryTopics A matatu collected us from the Y to take us, together with the Masai family and Johannes family, to Kipao, an Orma village beyond the Tana River. Before we had gone very far, the matatu got a puncture. (Are you sure matatu doesnt mean three-wheeled vehicle?) The puncture was... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Fri10.htm	7.4k
Friday 17 August Friday 17 August HomeDiaryTopics Our last full day in Garsen began with the now familiar up early, "Rich Christians ", boiled egg and bread routine. I spent some time talking to Asaph, who worked at the Y and had sold us crate-loads of Fanta and bottled water during our time there. He was curious about who... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Fri17.htm	4.9k
Friday 24 August Friday 24 August HomeDiaryTopics We got up late and had a slow, lazy breakfast, talking to Francis. We shopped in Nairobi for souvenirs, calling at a church that sells souvenirs to raise money for missionary work, before travelling to a really cheap souvenir outlet in a shopping arcade. After lunch, we had a time... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Fri24.htm	3.4k
Friday 3 August Friday 3 August HomeDiaryTopics The Americans, who were staying on the floor above us, woke us at 5.30 as they were leaving. They had mistakenly thought that they had needed into the office beside the boys room. Tiredness was becoming more of a problem. After an egg and PB Sandwich breakfast, we visited the Nyumbani... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Fri3.htm	8.3k
giving.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/giving.rtf	7.7k
Health Health HomeDiaryTopics I have tried to say as little as possible about health during our trip. Nobody was seriously unwell, but discussions of pooh patterns, begun at the orientation, were frequent. (As indeed were the poohs.) Paul and Carolyn won Iron Stomach awards for being the only two unaffected by the... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/health.htm	3.7k
Kenya Prayer.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Kenya Prayer.rtf	10.8k
Kenyans Love Jesus.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Kenyans Love Jesus.rtf	6.2k
Monday 13 August Monday 13 August HomeDiaryTopics We were frustrated again through lack of building resources. The reason for the shortages wasnt always clear, but we were aware that people were being deliberately obstructive at times. Suppliers were also raising prices to two or three times the norm, simply because we Westerners... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Mon13.htm	9.3k
Monday 20 August Monday 20 August HomeDiaryTopics Some of the team went snorkelling, while others in the team went to buy souvenirs at the craft market, or should I say barter for souvenirs at the craft market. Paintings and carvings of animals, villages and Masai warriors abounded. Returning to Malindi Cottages, we rested for... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Mon20.htm	3.6k
Monday 30 July Monday 30 July HomeDiaryTopics Arrived at the Sheepfold Centre. We were welcomed to the project by Francis Omondi, who founded Sheepfold. The team rested until 1.00pm, while Alison and I chatted with Francis and were introduced to Becky, who was charged with looking after us, during our time in Nairobi. We then... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Mon30.htm	3.0k
Monday 6 August Monday 6 August HomeDiaryTopics After an early rise with Stott, and a no-surprises breakfast, a few of us went shopping for sarongs. Actually, I bought some beach sandals and a cap, rather than a sarong, but the trip demonstrated that we had no real need to fear being out and about in Nairobi, if we were sensible.... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Mon6.htm	6.9k
Recommended Books.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Recommended Books.rtf	6.2k
Rich Christians.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Rich Christians.rtf	9.7k
An A-Z of Things Seen on Safari An A-Z of Things Seen on Safari HomeDiaryTopics Balloon Bar (at the campsite) Birds (Vultures actually) Elephants - Families and Singles Giraffes Aplenty Lions - Up Close and Hunting Matatus and Monkeys Storm and Sunset Sunrise - The African Dawn Wildebeest and Zebras http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/safari.htm	6.9k
Saturday 11 August Saturday 11 August HomeDiaryTopics We spent the morning creating the wall structure for Baba Jesse's new house, using rafters and string. It was good to get stuck into some practical work. For lunch, we ate the chicken that the chief had given us the day before, together with the three-carbohydrate feast of rice,... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sat11.htm	7.0k
Saturday 18 August Saturday 18 August HomeDiaryTopics After more goodbyes at Baba Jesses, we broke two world records: greatest number of people in a matatu and longest distance travelled in a matatu with wheels and tyres intact. Nineteen of us made it to Malindi in a matatu without any punctures or wheels falling off. Considering... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sat18.htm	5.0k
Saturday 4 August Saturday 4 August HomeDiaryTopics Sausages and PB sandwiches for breakfast. Two members of the team had to get up an hour early to make the sandwiches in a two-slice sandwich toaster, according to our meal rota. Not everyone was that appreciative of the PB sandwiches by now. Continued reading "The Sermon on the... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sat4.htm	4.3k
scream.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/scream.rtf	8.0k
Simply Living.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Simply Living.rtf	15.0k
Sunday 12 August Sunday 12 August HomeDiaryTopics After an early rise to finish preparing the sermon, we were surprised to see toast instead of bread for breakfast. However, this was the day of the "chocolate porridge", which turned out to be millet rather than chocolate. The pickup truck took us to Baba Jesses, and from there... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sun12.htm	8.1k
Sunday 19 August Sunday 19 August HomeDiaryTopics This was Paul and Nicolas Wedding Anniversary. They got up early and went with Alison and Julie to a luxury resort called The Driftwood Club, at the opposite end of Malindi. The rest of us followed on later, walking along the beach, past the jetty and the Vasco De Gama Pillar,... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sun19.htm	4.9k
Fri 27 - Sun 29 July Fri 27 - Sun 29 July HomeDiaryTopics Orientation at the Wycliffe Centre, High Wycombe Met the team, introduced ourselves and did enough icebreaker-type activities to last a lifetime. It was useful though. It laid the foundation for a team that got on really well and supported each other. We also had briefing meetings... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sun29.htm	3.2k
Sunday 5 August Sunday 5 August HomeDiaryTopics Got up a little early to read Stott before breakfast, then read "Sharing the Good News with the Poor". Nicola was unwell and stayed at home, while the rest of us were given a guided tour of Parklands Baptist Church, a large active middle-class church on the other side of Nairobi.... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Sun5.htm	6.1k
Supporting Charities.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Supporting Charities.rtf	19.9k
Tana River Tana River HomeDiaryTopics The Tana River, the largest river in Kenya, is brown during the dry season, but red during the rains. It carries Kenyas precious topsoil to the ocean, the red soil coming from further upstream and thickening the water considerably. Locals consider the water clean if it is brown. The... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/tana.htm	3.4k
The Orma The Orma HomeDiaryTopics Orma women were, from a Western point of view, completely subservient, to the men. Men had up to three wives, who each lived in their own house. (Houses were built by the other women in the community on the day of the wedding. If you were not married, then you had no house.) Every woman... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/theorma.htm	6.1k
Thursday 16 August Thursday 16 August HomeDiaryTopics Many of us were woken early again (about 5.00am), by radios and talking by others staying at the Y. I got up and continued "Rich Christians " We were picked up early by matatu, and spent most of the day sticking and mudding. At lunchtime, Amy tried to phone home for her... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Thu16.htm	4.2k
Thursday 2 August Thursday 2 August HomeDiaryTopics Weetabix with peanut butter sandwiches for breakfast, followed by devotions in small groups. We visited Dagoretti Childrens Centre for disabled, abandoned or orphaned children. It is run by Feed the Children Kenya. An Abandoned Baby Centre adjacent to the childrens centre had... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Thu2.htm	5.8k
Thursday 23 August Thursday 23 August HomeDiaryTopics Our 5.30 wake up call ensured we were ready for another safari as the sun rose. I packed quickly, before setting out on another torchlight hippo hunt. There was still no sign of it, however. The mornings safari was much better. We swapped drivers and this time we got the commentary.... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Thu23.htm	7.2k
Thursday 9 August Thursday 9 August HomeDiaryTopics I resumed my reading of Stott each morning before breakfast, while sitting looking out over the plain. Breakfast in Garsen was always porridge, boiled egg and four slices of white bread. Twice, the boiled egg was replaced by omelette, which seemed like a real treat in the circumstances,... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Thu9.htm	9.3k
Topics Topics Who We Are Health Kenyans Love Jesus Matatus Orma Views on Women, Cows and the Pakomo Paul's Prayer for Kenya Safari SCREAM The Tana River Rich Christians - Quotes Giving Simply Living Evaluating Organisations Other Books Supporting Charities http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Topics.htm	6.8k
Tuesday 14 August Tuesday 14 August HomeDiaryTopics I hardly slept, as the other guests at the Y were making a lot of noise. The monkeys were banging on the doors and rattling the door handles as well. I got up early again and continued to read "Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger" by Ronald Sider. Someone else had picked up... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Tue14.htm	9.6k
Tuesday 21 August Tuesday 21 August HomeDiaryTopics Rising early, we travelled to Nairobi by bus. Alison and I both bought loaves from Malindi Cottages before we left. The loaves were sliced white bread, in clear plastic bags, printed with the name of the company. The fact that the plastic bags were clear allowed us to see that... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Tue21.htm	4.6k
Tuesday 31 July Tuesday 31 July HomeDiaryTopics The team broke into three groups of four. We had devotions in our small groups, before travelling to Eastleigh, an area of Nairobi where many Somali refugees live. We visited a school for the refugees, run on a shoestring by Christians. Theyve acquired funding to expand the building,... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Tue31.htm	4.3k
Tuesday 7 August Tuesday 7 August HomeDiaryTopics After breakfast and personal devotions, we continued to paint the doors and their frames. Unfortunately, some of the frames we had already undercoated and glossed had since had extra beading added. Communication continued to be a problem throughout, creating a number of frustrating... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Tue7.htm	7.8k
Wednesday 1 August Wednesday 1 August HomeDiaryTopics After a cold shower, we had boiled eggs and toasted peanut butter sandwiches for breakfast. We walked to the plain (part of Nairobi National Park) at the end of the road. The sum total of animals was one male ostrich. After individual quiet times, we had a missionary briefing... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Wed1.htm	3.0k
Wednesday 15 August Wednesday 15 August HomeDiaryTopics After an early start with "Rich Christians " and breakfast, we split into two groups. One group nearly finished the stringing, while the other group started the mudding. This was our first full day in the sun, and it was soon beginning to show. We were wearing suntan lotion... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Wed15.htm	6.1k
Wednesday 22 August Wednesday 22 August HomeDiaryTopics Having struggled past Tims mattress, complete with mosquito net, we left at 8.00am for our 5 hour journey by matatu to Fig Tree Camp in the Maasai Mara. We made a short stop at a garage for provisions and another one at a Rift Valley viewing point, before entering Maasai Mara... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Wed22.htm	7.0k
Wednesday 8 August Wednesday 8 August HomeDiaryTopics On arrival at Malindi, just before sunrise, we changed from a bus to a matatu. We all crammed into one bus, along with all of our luggage, to travel the 100km+ to Garsen. I sat in the front with Tom, our Kenyan escort. Right from the start, he translated the drivers comments... http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Wed8.htm#Matatu	16.1k
Who Are We.rtf http://homepages.which.net/~andrew.baguley/Who Are We.rtf	8.0k
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