Glasscock

Today we drove back to Uriri Orphanage for the last time, but not to treat the kids there, we already finised that.  This time it was to trat the kids from Nana Glasscock Orphanage.  Glasscock is very remote and the roads near there are very bad.  So we decided early on to shuttle the kids from there to Uriri and treat them there.  The kids walked down to the main road, about 2km, and met Arrington, Kennedy, another Kenyan driver, and me driving vehicles to pack the kids in.  I’m not saying that we broke any Kenya traffic laws, but lets just say we got 60 kids and 5 adults in four vehicles and none of them was a bus.

The work with the kids went smoothly and quickly and we finished with them about 2:30.  By the time we shuttled them back and loaded up, it was 4pm.  So we called an audible.  We decided to drive only to Kericho, instead of Nakuru since it was so late.  So here we are at the Tea Hotel.  Francis Mbuvi is on a bus from Nairobi to meet us here and will drive from me for the tomorrow.  I’m really grateful for that cause I’m beat!