Back to work. How is it going for you elders?

[mikel]

@mkenya alisi

Hapa ni kazi tu[ATTACH=full]307754[/ATTACH]

Hapa ni wapi…lazima nipitie

[mkenya_alisi]

@okebe okebe

hapa ni wapi…seems very peaceful. I want to go there…

Homabay town. This young men always do this every evening wapate mboga

[TuTu]

@mkenya alisi

Homabay town. This young men always do this every evening wapate mboga

Is that what remains of the Homa Bay pier?

[mkenya_alisi]

@Simiyu22

Hapa ni wapi nipitie.

Kwa Cyprian Awiti. Hapo town

[mkenya_alisi]

@TuTu

Is that what remains of the Homa Bay pier?

Definitely. With so much erosion and human activity it is being washed by the tides. It’s a treasure worthy rescuing

[TuTu]

@mkenya alisi

Definitely. With so much erosion and human activity it is being washed by the tides. It’s a treasure worthy rescuing

sad.

[Simiyu22]

@mkenya alisi

Kwa Cyprian Awiti. Hapo town

Ahh. Reminds me of some pier I used to fish. I was around home bay before the lockdown. I will pass by definitely next time.

[TuTu]

@Simiyu22

Ahh. Reminds me of some pier I used to fish. I was around home bay before the lockdown. I will pass by definitely next time.

There was only one pier at Homa Bay. In the 1980s it even had a tarmac surface which i see is now worn to bear stones. The Kenya Railways operated a steamer that docked there to drop and pick passengers. Other smaller boats would also use the facility to load and offload merchandise for the islands.