Thank you so very much for sharing your beautiful pictures with us. My sister left on 12/13/05 to go to Embu with her husband & son. Her husband will teach students to become ministers. I recieved e-mail from my brother in-law on Christmas Eve and it was nice hearing from them. They were having goat for their dinner. Well again thank you for letting us see a gleamse of Embu. God Bless You.

said wildwomanliz 2006.01.02 at 17:31:01 PST

Oh, I can't get over this -- this looks just like the Nyagahs -- my host family's home!!! Laurie

said llhagberg 2005.07.15 at 20:03:30 PDT

P.S. while in Embu, I attended Kangaru School -- is it still there?

said llhagberg 2005.07.15 at 18:24:33 PDT

Hello! On the chance that someone has photographed Embu, I searched and found your album. In 1975, as a foreign exchange student, I lived with the Nyagahs in Embu -- did you happen to meet any Nyagahs (#####, John, Grace, Martha, Faith, or Vickie)? Or perhaps, you met their friends, the Mugus? How I've longed to return -- and how Embu has changed! Please email me -- I would love to chat. I'm hoping to get my slides transferred so that I can upload them -- thank you so much for sharing yours!!!! Such wonderful memories I have! :) Blessings, Laurie http://www.adhdkids.info/desktop

said llhagberg 2005.07.15 at 18:23:56 PDT

Hi STovetop91, I am a student of agroforestry and would like to use some of your pictures with your permission for a powerpoint presentation. Kindly email me. j_okalebo@yahoo.co.uk.

said success200 2004.09.04 at 10:21:44 PDT

I am sponsoring a student in the US who is from Embu and it has been wonderful for both of us to view these pictures. Can you email me at charlotte35216@aol.com God Bless you.

said charlottebannon 2003.11.12 at 07:43:37 PST