Richard Trillo, writer of Rough Guides to Kenya and East Africa joins Tripbod.
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
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Very glad to be here!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to helping out travellers.
Richard
PS, the giraffe is Duse, a tame, adult, orphan female, who hangs out at the Kinna bandas in Meru National Park. Very sweet animal, who follows the caretaker, Jackson, everywhere, but you have to watch out for her large feet - she weighs about half a ton.