This sign is great. It did make me think of Kenya's baobab trees - one of the quintessentially African plants (big African plants).
It was at the Bomas of Kenya complex. The Bomas site is the gathering place where Kenya's constitutional review group met last year. The complex has a huge auditorium that hosted the discussions. We saw a great display of traditional dances there. That alone was worth the price of admission.
My next day's post: more on the Bomas.
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