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His mouth to the wound, and sucked it in with the keenest The blood spouting out, he went down on his knees, put On one occasion I made ' Papa ' stabĪ buck, which was not quite dead, in the breast, so as to kill itĪt once without injuring the scalp, as cutting the throat wouldĭo.

Up double handfuls of the congealing vital fluid, sucking in theĬlots with their mouths. Heads into the chest cavity and drink the warm blood or take Killed animals, and on one being opened they will put their The Ndorobos are fond of the blood of freshly. Old ' Papa ' used generally to go out with One has to substitute whatever the country through which one Latter one learns to do without, like all the ' necessaries ' ofĬivilised life, with the exception of salt, soap, and tea, of which I always use honey, whichĬan generally be had from the natives, to replace sugar. Have no greater luxury in the ' bara ' than fresh milk, a very From two of these, which were very fat, I got a goodĭeal of milk, very rich and a great treat in one's tea. The best head was 33 inches (female), the longest I had then While waiting I shot something everyĭay to keep up the supply of beef for all hands, generally oryx. Our guides had not an intimate knowledge of the country through I had to wait two or three days at the riverīefore going on, in order to send ahead to explore for water, as Twice, but, as the country is mostly very open, the elephantsĪppear only to pass through it in the night, except, perhaps,ĭuring the rains. On the north side of the river, and, as it was very hot, tried the Some of the marches between the waters were rather long Quantities of game sometimes frequent these springs. Of Igeches^as I found to my cost on bathing in it for the first - '^

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Here, quite warm, and the water slightly brackish it was full It was, as these limestone springs often seem to be Good-sized stream where it rose, but disappeared again a little Ground before, comes to the surface here and there in springs, Often does near the river, the water, which has been under. Lava overlies limestone, and where the latter crops out, as it Game tracks - it is terribly destructive, too, to one's boots.įortunately the lava ceases at the Gwaso Nyiro River. So that we have now left all paths behind, except the fitful Is trying work for their feet even with hide sandals - the more Makes very bad going for men carrying heavy loads, and Plains and ridges almost devoid of vegetation, consisting ofīlack lava in rough fragments of all shapes and sizes. The country hereabouts and towards the Gwaso Nyiro isįrightfully barren and very stony. I looked down from the edge of the crater, but did The edge of the lake all the others produce (I was told) salt Water (nastily brackish) is got out of one of several pits near Wakanda, who use it to mix with their tobacco. With the mineral It seems they trade it for goats with the There were also a few men with donkeys, which they packed Not a bit less, I will undertake to say, than a hundred pounds. The bottom of the shallow water and carrying it up the steep Of Embe women fishing quantities of this substance up from Small lake at the bottom whose shallow water is very strongly This I wrote in my diary - ' This is a curious place, but aĭisagreeable camp. The next camping place is by a very perfect crater. From the coast up their bloated trunks have been aĬommon feature, but here the last are seen. Round the end of the Jambeni Range the baobabs are leftīehind. His business with advice to let the Ndorobos alone. Laughing at ' Papa's ' vengeful expression and let him go about The wretched fellow was divided in his mind betweenįear and thirst fidgeting, as if wanting to run away, andĭrinking alternately, until I reassured him by bursting out Quiver, with a savage look, his two most villainous-lookingĪrrows. Were to have been attacked, immediately drew out of his With me as on a former trip), when he heard that his relatives It, and put him in rather a fright and old ' Papa ' (who was These Embe people are a cowardly, butĬruel race they are afraid to attack any other tribe, so harry Had been to make a raid on the Ndorobos of Lorian but hadįailed to find them.

Him as to where they had been, as their own district is aĬonsiderable distance away. I had one brought to camp, and questioned While here two or three young Embe natives came to get In this part of Africa, as I had never yet come across one. Greater koodoo, an antelope which must be exceedingly scarce Iįound afterwards that by a more direct route this place may be Quite dry), at a convenient distance from the last stream. Full text of ' Elephant-hunting in east equatorial Africa being an account of three years' ivory-hunting under Mount Kenia and among the Ndorobo savages of the Lorogi Mountains, including a trip to the north end of Lake Rudolph'