Here is a Maasai wedding necklace from Narok, Kenya. Necklaces such as this are made by the mothers of the brides and are worn by the bride when she goes to her husband's home for the first time. This particular necklace hangs in my living room as a wall ornament. You can learn more about the Maasai people here and more about the wedding jewellry here.
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Monday, October 18, 2010
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Scenic Sunday, October 17, 2010
| Mount Paul in Kamloops, BC, with Sun Rivers development in the green space. You can see it is a bit of a foggy autumn day. I think the mountain looks very cool with the low lying cloud but too bad there is the railway development and commercial development in the foreground. |
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