The large seasonal river called the Barsaloi and further downstream the Milgis, is a lifeline of the Samburu people living in a semi-arid region of Samburu District. Livestock is watered from wells dug in the river bed.
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Flanked by hills and mountains the large seasonal river called the Barsaloi and further downstream the Milgis, is a water lifeline of the Samburu people living in a semi-arid region of Samburu District.
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The large seasonal river called the Barsaloi and further downstream the Milgis in a semi-arid region of Samburu District.
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Ancient inselbergs of varying dimensions are a feature of the semi-arid regions of Samburu District.
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Ancient inselbergs and bare rock outcrops of varying dimensions are a feature of the semi-arid regions of Samburu District.
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A section of the very rugged, Losergoi hills, west of Mount Nyiru.
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The seasonal Seiya River courses its way through semi-arid scrub country in the low-lying parts of Samburu District
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As seasonal rivers in Samburu District dry soon after the end of the rainy season, leaving interesting patterns in the sand of the Seiya.
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