A few photos in and around the camp. The basics are "Kicheche" brand through and through and of a high standard, but the staff here are particularly lovely and nothing is too much trouble.
The main sitting area, not that we had more than a few minutes before lunch/dinner to enjoy the surroundings.
I would say that drinks aren't quite as free flowing as they were in previous years but I guess the camps are trying to make savings and certainly there is no question of a refill if you ask.
I do miss the communal meals though, it's nice to meet new people and also to chew over the day's sightings as no other truck ever finds the same animals.
This is a separate little area to sit with the "shop" a few souvenirs and beaded work made by the local Masai women. I bought us two coasters for our bedside tables.
Unfortunately Mr & Mrs Big Lens thought it was there personal space to leave their camera equipment around.
The Dassies (Hyrax) are very entertaining, this one was a good 12' up in a tree.
Weaver birds also nest just near the common area.
Esther, a very competent guide and a brilliant driver - for us she just needs to widen her focus a tad more.
