This is our first camp of the trip. But this is not like staying a three-man pop-up tent at Glastonbury. It's a cabin, with double bed and en-suite. It just so happens that most of the walls are made of canvas. The camp is run by locals, including some Masai. Apparently, as the camp is in a Masai area we are their guests on their land, rather than customers. Oh, and the view from the tents is spectacular – you’re in the middle of nowhere, but what a b...

Godfrey had told us that we were lucky enough to have a lie-in as we had to wait for Suzie's bag to be delivered to the Precision Air office in Arusha. A lie-in to 8.30am - wowsers. Precision had told us the bag would be there for 10am, then told Godfrey on the phone that it'd be definitely be there for 11am... and when we got there, Suzie was laughed out of the office - why would we think it could be there by now - it's got to be delivered! No chance of it bei...

Our first trip with Kenya Airways went well - a hungover Andrew, suffering the end of Big Brother celebrations was knocked out by wine and slept all the way. Suzie didn't do badly either, thanks to Nytol. There may have been in-flight entertainment but we were too unconscious to notice. Food was passable (and as stated, they had wine). We had to change at Nairobi, and what a funny place that is. Very little information, very small for a capital city, and with a ...

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