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The 7th Edition of the East African Community Military Games and Cultural Events 2013

By kriscalfPosted on August 17, 2013May 3, 2022Posted in Hobbies, My Diary, Outdoors, Soldier CBNo Comments

The venue of the match. One of the banners donning the stadium. The big screen. The KDF band, The Kenya Navy in white,The Kenya Air force in blue and the Kenya army in Red. he match gets underway… Ball boy 1 Ball boy 2 Ball boy 3 The Kenya Red […]

Military Sports Day.

By kriscalfPosted on August 17, 2013May 3, 2022Posted in Hobbies, Kasarani Aquatic Stadium., Kenya Air Force, Kenya Army, Kenya Army Recruitment, Kenya Navy, My Diary, Outdoors, Photo Albums, Reality, Situations, Soldier CB, Story Time, Student CB, SwimmingNo Comments

I am high, high on endorphins that have probably come as a result of the occurrences of the past few days. In fact, as I flashed my Id at the gate as I walked in an hour and a half late, I was thinking how life is suspect. I couldn’t believe that life was going […]

KCB Safari Rally 61st Edition – Jamhuri Park – Cars Only

By kriscalfPosted on July 6, 2013May 3, 2022Posted in Hobbies, My Diary, Outdoors, Tourist CB2 Comments

Stories hard to narrate… The experience was just awesome. This is the best of what I managed to get. Enjoy. […]

Armature Aerial Photography – Kenya

By kriscalfPosted on March 29, 2013May 3, 2022Posted in Kenya Air Force, My Diary, Outdoors, Pilot CB, Reality, Situations, Tourist CB, Travelling, VFR, WajirNo Comments

Wajir Airport Sometimes back, my colleagues & I took what I would could call an air trip – like a road trip only that this time it was above the ground. It was an exciting day, coz I covered quite a big chunk of Kenya on this day. More so the larger Northern part of […]

Kenya Decides – My Hours Outdoors

By kriscalfPosted on March 4, 2013May 3, 2022Posted in My Diary, Outdoors, Random Thoughts, Tourist CBNo Comments

I told them that I was monitoring the progress of everything that was happening. From the Miraa guys chewing it out at the entrance of the polling station, the normal snoring hood watchmen and the rest of the nocturnal activities that never end in the neighborhood. So this was the eve of Kenya’s big day […]