Mount Kilimanjaro broods high over Amboseli, usually cloaked in clouds. She is said to be shy. But on our last day she appeared with the little snow that is left at her peak. This area has historically supported both game and the Maasai that kept their herds of cattle here. Thanks to the waters that run off Africa’s greatest mountain, the dry Amboseli is able to support its wildlife. Maasai woman We were gifted with a visit and dancing at a Maasai village and met some of its members. The son of the chief explained some of the dances, first, by their men and then their women. The women build the family huts, which house around six members. We broke into small groups and visited the inside of some of the huts. Their dancing and singing was mesmerizing! https://lightroom.adobe.com/shares/e17d36e7d04343469659c996e8b84e5d Dana jumped in. Whoever jumps the highest gets the most girlfriends. At least that’s what they told us.. . The women got us to join them. No jumping though....
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