So this morning after assembly, the math teacher suggested I drive Anna, Katie and myself home in his van. With him supervising, of course. The main challenges were: the van is a stick-shift, and I have never successfully driven a stick-shift out of a parking lot and onto the road; in Kenya, the driver's side is on the right-side of the car; cars drive on the opposite side of the road from the U.S.; the roads are mainly dirt and are usually filled with bumps or potholes. Despite the obstacles, however, I was able to get the van in reverse and into 1st and 2nd gears to get us back to the farm. And it wasn't as difficult as I expected! Only stalled once :)
The van looks something like this: http://www.dealer.co.ke/photos/2356/DSC03733.JPG
It's kind of fun to be able to drive in Africa!
Salama,
Heather
i love it! my guide let me drive our open land rover on safari in kenya - it was a kick!
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