So long from Kaitlin
By Kaitlin Becker ~ Memut elukunya nabo eng’eno One head does not consume all knowledgeMeaning: there are limits to one person’s knowledge I’d like to bounce off of an idea… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ Memut elukunya nabo eng’eno One head does not consume all knowledgeMeaning: there are limits to one person’s knowledge I’d like to bounce off of an idea… Read more »
By Julia Becker ~ Growing up in the United States, I had certain expectations about how farms are run. The cows are milked early in the morning using big machines… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ Last week, we began a guest blogger series in which….Our first guest blogger was Sara Brown and she told a story of a zebra. Sara, in… Read more »
By Sara Brown ~ My roommate, Kaitlin and I first arrived at Rimpa Estates late into the evening, so we didn’t see the magnitude of our surrounding until the following… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ I’ve talked previously about how the word “rimpa” comes from the Maasai word for paradise. What is paradise and how do you know when if you’ve… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ Some of my favorite memories growing up involve being surrounded by family. Crowded around a campfire, we would tell stories, make each other laugh, and stay… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ So I talked about the amazing creatures I saw on the Reserve and near the Reserve, now I shall talk a little about the animals I… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ October 4th is World Animal Day, so I figured that this post should delve into three of my favorite animals seen on around the Reserve and… Read more »
By Kaitlin Becker ~ Visiting Rimpa was an experience. Granted, I have very rarely visited a farm before, so I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. I wasn’t required to… Read more »
Karibu! Welcome to the blog of Rimpa Estates! This blog is dedicated to the happenings of Rimpa Estates – both on the farm and on the Reserve. Rimpa Estates takes… Read more »