A Solo Adventure to Thompson's Falls
I decided to take a walk to Thompson's Falls, a place I’d heard so much about. The stories were intriguing, and I thought, why not experience it firsthand?
The reception was warm. After making the necessary payment and getting a stamp, I entered, feeling a surge of excitement. From a distance, I could already hear the mesmerizing sound of the falls—nature’s music calling me closer. A quick glance confirmed its beauty, but I was determined to venture all the way down for a closer encounter.
As I made my way, I came across playful monkeys, adding a touch of humor to my adventure. The cheeky creatures didn’t hesitate to snatch snacks from unsuspecting visitors, leaving everyone laughing and on guard.
The descent was a mix of stairs and rugged cliffs, demanding both caution and energy. But finally, I arrived at a vantage point where I could fully immerse myself in the magic of the falls. The sound of the cascading water was pure therapy, and the cool mist kissed my skin, leaving me refreshed.
Being my first solo trip, I had to muster the courage to ask strangers to take my photos. Luckily, my PR skills came in handy, and I struck up friendly conversations. The strangers turned into temporary allies, capturing my moments and making the experience even more memorable.
Oh, and did I mention how wet you get down there? The cool breeze carries the mist everywhere, so be prepared to embrace nature in all its rawness. I even made a few friends along the way, sharing laughter and stories about our adventures.
When the water hits the base of the falls, it forms a stream, winding gracefully through the rocks. The rocks, though enchanting, were slippery, so I had to tread carefully to avoid mishaps.
Thompson's Falls isn’t just a sight—it’s an experience. From the soothing sounds to the refreshing mist and the unplanned interactions, it left me yearning for another visit. Nature truly has a way of grounding us, doesn’t it?
Looking forward to visiting the place
ReplyDeleteCool...uskii nkiwa uko Nyahururu some days back...like lemme say from 2005 to 2014,we used to call Thompson falls in Kikuyu local language "kerurumo".Trips tumeenda za shule and still kuna family trip tulikua tunaenda...if I go back home ntakutumia last pic yenye nlipiga nkiwa trip.Otherwise nlienjoy most nkiwa Nyahururu...like I really miss that place🥹😔
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