Friday, May 6, 2011

Kenyan Skies

Many of my readers will know of my love for Kenya. I thought it appropriate for Skywatch Friday to feature the Kenyan skies. I have some of my own photos here of Kenya but I also wanted to introduce you to a wonderful new gospel singer in Kenya by the name of Alice Kamande.  Ms. Kamande has a beautiful voice and here is her video where she sings "Wewe Pekee".

Nairobi skyline

Clouds over Nakuru National Park
Skies over Lake Elementeita
Skies over the village

Now here is the video featuring the beautiful, Alice Kamande. If you look you will see the beautiful Kenya skyline.



ENJOY!


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33 comments:

Diane said...

My connection is too slow for the music but the African skies look wonderful. Diane

Clairz said...

What a beautiful countryside!

Joyful said...

Glad you enjoyed the sky photos, Diane. Sorry you couldn't hear the beautiful song.

Joyful said...

Thank you, Clair. Have a beautiful day.

P-TER P-TER said...

Delightful photos!Beautiful song.
Gr.
P-TER

Birgitta said...

Beautiful photos and beautiful song!

NoniZamboni said...

That gorgeous sky over Kenya made my day. I've watched AfriCam in the past and marveled at Kenya and its animal sightings. Lovely, inspiring blog you have!

fjÀllripan said...

Beautiful! Especially the third :)

OtienoHongo said...

Very nice pictures, and wonderful song by a beautiful and talented singer!!

Kim,USA said...

Kenya looks very rich in natural resources. Why there are so many poor people there? Correct me if I am wrong when I say poor, thanks!

Explorerminded said...

oh my! what a lovely place

KT said...

The sky in the video is beautiful as well...and the golds of the grain!

EG Wow said...

I agree that Ms. Kamande has a very nice voice. They= video was put together very well (splicing in all those changes of clothing) and fun to watch.

Jenny Woolf said...

Beautiful skies! And I love the main picture of your blog, what an amazing flower. I would love to see it growing, and I wonder how large it grows.

Al said...

Wonderful shots, and perfect for Skywatch Friday. This is a part of the world I'd love to visit one day.

Regina said...

Well I lost my whole comment! My computer became delayed..each letter was backed up then I went to delete a sentence and poof. Hmm..
Well, she is gorgeous and what a fabulous voice!! She even looked good in each change of clothes (ha ha). Would be nice to see the lyrics too. What a setting..looked like fields of wheat or something! Didn't you think her head bands were pretty..not sure what they'd call it, but over here they make flower leis called hah-koo) last part sound like you'd say a dove cooing. The country side is beautiful..wishing you a wonderful weekend and a happy skywatch:)

snowwhite said...

Her voie is amazing! Joyful, as you have posted blogs about Kenya, now this country is getting more familiar to me. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice week!

snowwhite said...

Her voie is amazing! Joyful, as you have posted blogs about Kenya, now this country is getting more familiar to me. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice week!

Mildred said...

A very beautiful voice to go along your fabulous skies!

Thanks for sharing. And thanks for visiting my place and taking the time to comment;o)


Have a nice and happy week*

The Professor's Wife said...

My favorite was the picture of the National parrk - amazing!

Candice Suter said...

Your photos are wonderful as usual and her voice is beautiful. Great video!

Joyful said...

Thank you, Candace. I'm glad you enjoyed the video too ;-)

Joyful said...

I share your love of the park and the view from Baboon Cliff.

Joyful said...

You're welcome Mildred. I too think that Ms. Kamande's voice is so beautiful.

Joyful said...

I agree with you on the voice Snowwhite. I am glad you are getting familiar with Kenya. Just like I am getting familiar with part of Japan.

Joyful said...

So many weird things go on with blogger. I'm sorry that you lost your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I have a few Swahili readers. Maybe they could translate for you, ha!

Joyful said...

You would do well to visit Kenya, Al. You would enjoy so many photo opportunities!

Joyful said...

The song she is singing gets into my head. It was running through my brain today ;-)

Joyful said...

The video is professionally done that is for sure. It is so beautiful.

Joyful said...

Kenya is indeed very rich in natural resources. I can't even begin to comment on your question except to say that there are many rich people there in Kenya and also many poor people. If you would like more information you can probably find a lot more on line.

Joyful said...

Thank you for your visit and your kind words about my photos. I think you are probably already familiar with the singer ;-)

Joyful said...

Thank you for your kind words.

Joyful said...

Thank you, Birgitta.

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