Some parts flood simply too much but overall it is just really good for all and will put the water table and vegetation back on its feet again after a year and a half of dry weather.

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	Some parts flood simply too much but overall it is just really good for all and will put the water table and vegetation back on its feet again after a year and a half of dry weather. Article by Sara Spendrup
Plane nearly washed away! The Lewa Resreach car got stuck a few times. The road to the Lewa social hall.	Kenya is experiencing the most extraordinary rain right across the country. Some parts flood simply too much but overall it is just really good for all and will put the water table and vegetation back on its feet again after a year and a half of dry weather. Lewa has had 213 mm in this month so far compared to 45mm in November 2005. And it looks like it will keep coming!	Aircraft hangar in the floods Cars had trouble getting anywhere The road to Mbogo camp.

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