Today was mainly a travelling day. We had a leisurely breakfast then headed through Voi town. The main street was lined with stalls, and people.
There was evidence of recent rain - water in ditches...
...and sand washed across the road.
One last view of the hills.
Across the Rift Valley Railway (Mombasa to Kampala)
The road to Mombasa is lined with stalls selling charcoal, varying from a few to dozens of bags lined up for sale.
We dropped Sister Bernadette in Tudor, then went via the Cathedral to collect Joe's medicines, then north towards Nyali. The road is lined with stalls and business selling just about anything: roofing
Beetles
Furniture
Pots and pans
Timber
Tarpaulins
Plants and trees
Rubbish, with people picking it over for anything salvageable (or recycleable)
Many buildings are painted to advertise businesses, especially the mobile phone companies - this is Zain (formerly Celtel, formerly Kencel)
This is Safaricom (Vodafone)
Zain again
Orange (Telkom Kenya)
We stopped to buy fruit: apple mangoes
Pineapples
Avocadoes and mangoes
Boys play football wherever they can
Sisal plantation
Kilifi Creek
We went to the Kilifi Club for dinner - I made a friend
Fr Joe and Tabitha from Mivumoni who's studying at the university in Kilifi
Fr Anthony, parish priest of Kilifi
Meld met a BIG millipede
Maps of today's route