Tigoni Tea Fields of Kenya Photo Gallery by chasp at pbase.com

Tigoni Tea Fields of Kenya

North of Nairobi lies and area called Tigoni. It is comprised of tea plantations, who owe their existence to the British heritage of Kenya. Kenya is one of the largest exporters of tea in the world. It is a beautiful countryside, which stands in contrast to the other more well known wildlife area of Kenya, such as the Masai Mara. Located in this area is the Kiambethu Tea Farm, which has been owned by the same family since the early part of the 20th century. If you visit Nairobi, it is a must-see, and is located only 45 minutes north of the city. http://www.kiambethufarm.co.ke/

The tea fields around Kiambethu Farm	Tigoni Panorama	Young boys racing along the road	The view from Waterfalls Inn, looking south toward Nairobi	An angry goose, protecting its eggs
A back yard garden of a tea picker family	A large leaf plant on in front of a local home	Young boys on play on a fence	Lumuru Road	My space
Jungle path	Grave of Louis Leakey, famous anthropoligist and archiologist.	Lone Tea Picker	Lunch is served at Kiambethu Farm	Garden at Kiambethu Farm
Black-and-white colobus monkey	Colobus Monkey	Mrs Fiona Vernon	Kiambethu Farm owner Fiona Vernon explains the fine art of picking tea	Farm Foreman Julius
Front porch of Kiambethy Farm, made to look old
restaruant over flowers.jpg		St Mary's Chuch in Limuru	St Mary's Chuch in Limuru

		Waterfalls
				Water Tower
Tea Pickers in the field

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