Early morning in Africa's Great Rift Valley,just south of Lake Naivasha. This photograph was taken from the Western Wall of the Rift Valley looking across the valley floor to the Aberdare Mountains in the far distance.

Early morning in Africa's Great Rift Valley,just south of Lake Naivasha. This photograph was taken from the Western Wall of the Rift Valley looking across the valley floor to the Aberdare Mountains in the far distance.

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