Kenya Post 2007 World Cross Country Championships<br>Part I: Train to Nairobi, Kip Keino's, and Eldoret

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Kenya Post 2007 World Cross Country Championships
Part I: Train to Nairobi, Kip Keino's, and Eldoret

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Dormitory at the School

A Goat was Loose on the Grounds

Kibaki Keeping Watch

Kip Showing Us Around

Tree Given by former IOC head Juan Antonio Samaranch

Kip Keino's Store in Eldoret

Half the Store is Sporting Goods (Although We Saw Most Kids in Kenya Playing Soccer with a Straw Ball Wrapped in Plastic)

And the Other Half is Books

Busy Street in Eldoret Near Kip's Store

Politics Was Big in Kenya, People Gather on Opposite Sides of the Street to Hear Opposing Parties Give their Views

Paul Tergat Was on a Ton of Billboards Like This One for Nakumat the Biggest Grocery Store in Kenya

Kip May Be Near Retirement Age But That Does Not Stop Him From Riding in the Back of the Pickup So He Could Give His Seat to His Visitors

Sudanese Orphan (And Former Child Soldier) Who Lives on Kip's Place and Still Hopes to Reprsent Sudan in the Olympics

The Junior XC World Champ Asbel Going for a Slow Jog

No Explanation Needed

Puma the Only Shoe Company Ever to Sponsor Wejo

The Public School Just Down the Road from Kip's Place

Kids in the Rural Areas Were Psyched to See Mzungus (White People)

Yes Kenya the Only Place Where White People Are Considered Cool

The Kids Loved Getting Their Picture Made and You Would Hear "Make Me Famous" From a Few Kids

Competing Modes of Transportation

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