Ol Donyo Sabuk – 11-13 January, 2013

Ol Donyo Sabuk

11-13 January, 2013

In search of cooler pastures we shall visit Ol Donyo Sabuk park in January. It is situated 85 km NE of Nairobi, off the Thika road. The mountain  Ol Donyo,rising to 2,146 metres is not much to look at but it is the source of Yatta plateau, one of the longest lave flows on earth.It  has dense forest and giant lobelias near the summit. Game is sparse though there is quite a lot of buffalo.

We shall stay at the ex warden’s charming, colonial style house. It has extensive grounds and is nicely furnished. Activities will include a walk to the summit, accompanied by an armed guard. From the summit there are beautiful views of Athi river, Mt Kenya and Kilimanjaro. Nearby, but outside the park, are the Fourteen Falls.

The mountain was part of the extensive ranch that belonged to Macmillan, an American settler. We shall visit his grave on the way to the summit and his house outside the park. A hunting lodge he maintained on his ranch is being revived and will make an excellent visit. There will be a 40 minute talk on his life in the evening.

Cost:  7,500ksh pp sharing

Included:  FB for 2 days

Not included:  Park entry  (500 residents, 200 citizens) and transport.

10 places only.

Call Narinder Heyer on 0733 – 704 267, 0721 – 718 590

or

narinder.heyer@gmail.com

 

Treetops Lodge, Aberdares – 9-10 February, 2013

Treetops Lodge, Aberdares

 9-10 February, 2013

This historic lodge in the Aberdares has been renovated recently. The one night visit will be to the lodge and the Salient in the Aberdares park. As we have to pass through the Outspan we shall visit the Lord Baden Powell home and museum. At the lodge there will be a short talk on Lord Baden-Powell and the historic significance of Treetops.

Cost: 10,500kshpp  Single room supplement is 2,200ksh.

Included: one days FB.

Not included: transport and park entry

For bookings & further information, please contact:

Narinder Heyer on 0721 – 718 590, 0733 – 704 267

or

narinder.heyer@gmail.com

Alternate Christmas trip, December 22 – January 1

There will be a trip to the Cherangani Hills, Marich Pass and Mt. Elgon Park.

For bookings & further information, please contact:

Narinder Heyer

0721 – 718 590,  0733 – 704 267

or

narinder.heyer@gmail.com

 

 

HOLIDAY CLOSURES

 

 

 

 

 

HOLIDAY CLOSURES

The KMS office will be closed during the holidays from 20th December and re-open on 3rd January 2013.

The KMS shop will be closed 25th, 26th & 27th December and 1st January.

The shop will be open on other days in December apart from the above mentioned dates, so please visit our beautiful well stocked shop & do your christmas shopping.

The Shop staff  will also help you renew your membership  or  sign up as a new member and start the year off as a member in good standing.

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!

THE KENYA MUSEUM SOCIETY IS NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE SHOP ASSISTANT POSITION

 

THE KENYA MUSEUM SOCIETY IS NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE SHOP ASSISTANT POSITION


The best second hand book sale is back – Fri 7 & Sat 8 December

Overhaul your library this festive season!
The best second hand book sale is back at the Nairobi National Museum

Friday 7 –  Saturday 8 December 2012
10am – 3pm on both days.
If you missed the September edition… this is your chance to get some really good books at great prices (a discount will be given if you purchase many books)
Contact Dorothy or Lucy
0724 255 299
Tel: 2339158 or 3743808
info@kenyamuseumsociety.org

www.kenyamuseumsociety.org

Karibu!

Available now at the KMS shop – place your order today!!

Bracelet @ Ksh 930 & Necklace @ Ksh 8,200

 

Hungry Hyena – Ksh 600, Why monkeys swing in the trees – Ksh 600 &   Tinga Tinga tales, Colouring book – Ksh 450

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bracelet @ Ksh 1,000

New at KMS Shop – The Masai – Tribe of Warriors by Jonathan and Angela Scott

The Masai have a reputation for courage, independence and a way of life that fits well with their surroundings – the grasslands of the East African plains.
Many years ago in Africa, a warlike race of unusually tall, slim people travelled the Nile into what is now Kneya and Tanzania. They were the Masai – the people who speak the Maa language. Whereever they went, they were respected for their courage and strength as warriors. Even today, the Masai are still famous for their independence, their pride in traditions and their way of life.
Get your copy today and read more on Masai people, their cultures – especially to the modern times.

Available now @ KMS Shop for Ksh 600
(KMS members receives 5% discount)
(Hurry and place your order at KMS shop – 0713 354 926 or info@kenyamuseumsociety.org)
(Deliveries can be organised within Nairobi & Karen areas)
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