Even Villages Change Over Time
2021-07-30 04:40:15
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Author: Colin Murray
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Over the past 12 months and since COVID-19 impacted on the arrival of guests, the Maasai villagers have been busy beautifying their homes and village. The first improvement was unashamedly self-interest driven. With leopards and hyena’s constant nighttime raiders of their herds, their own safety was at risk. So, they surrounded their village with a traditional thorn fence (kayaba bush) which stops even the most determined predators. And once their security was assured, they set about planting new trees and establishing a stone path to enable disabled guests to visit. Today the village looks beautiful and provides a safe home for families and a great place to welcome guests.
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