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Our first evening we gathered around the fire, were welcomed with the gifting of a traditional Maasai shuka, followed by dinner under the stars.
The Maasai shuka, often called the "African blanket," is a durable, brightly colored checkered or striped cloth worn by the Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania. Primarily red to symbolize bravery and strength, it serves as a traditional garment, protecting them from harsh savannah elements. It is now a popular, versatile fabric used globally.
The Maasai shuka, often called the "African blanket," is a durable, brightly colored checkered or striped cloth worn by the Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania. Primarily red to symbolize bravery and strength, it serves as a traditional garment, protecting them from harsh savannah elements. It is now a popular, versatile fabric used globally.
Cooking a goat in honor of our visit.
Cam getting his shuka
Marcia
Gabe
Stephen
Kathy and Daphne
Phoebe, Ellie and River
Lark
Kyle
Liz and Gabe
Brooklyn and Carrie
Colin, Evan and Amber
Joanne and Mila
Clamian addressing our group with warriors standing on the left and the chief sitting on the the right
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