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| | National Geographic Traveler: Borana Lodge Article (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | The Borana Lodge staff had set up a field kitchen in the reeds by the creek and began to serve a cornucopia of breakfast foods: fresh mango, toast, cereal, pancakes, glossy yellow eggs from the ranch, sausage, bacon, and wheat porridge. |
 | | Borana Lodge, which Fuzz's brother completed in 1993, is a living reminder of the gracious Anglo-African life that we read about in Beryl Markham or in Hemingway. |
 | | And while elsewhere in Africa and Asia the English were either booted off their land with independence, or simply left; today perhaps 2,000 Kenyans of English descent remain of that migration, many of them rooted in the same countryside their parents and grandparents settled. |
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