A pretty sunset on Mt. Kenya
Category: Mammals | Date: Jan 28 2008 | By: tumaren
these guys were “necking” (a ritualized fight that male giraffe perform) before they started looking at me. such a great scene helps one to faze out all the tragedy that is unfolding now in Kenya.
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4 Responses to “A pretty sunset on Mt. Kenya”
F. J. PECHIR, on 28 Jan 2008
Beautiful post James, Yes, we humans sometimes must look out for the peace of mother nature to find some fresh air in our minds and souls…
THERESA SISKIND, on 28 Jan 2008
Tranquility…this would make a great post card. So sorry James, what is happening to your beautiful country. Sort of a metaphor, these elegant giraffes, settling their differences without blood shed…
Lisa, California, on 28 Jan 2008
Yes, a beautifully peaceful picture. All I can say is, my heart and thoughts go out to the people of Kenya at this time. Lisa
Virginia, on 30 Jan 2008
Beautiful!
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