Unmistakable Nation House. First time I saw that building I wondered what was up with teh red mess winding up to the top. Now I just understand its colo as making it unforgettable.
Thx you all for the kind comments! We were strolling through the city the other day, I had the camera in my hands (already looking like a dumb tourist) and Mbuzimoja® hinted me to take this wonderful shot.
I never understood the meaning of this red nini except for this thing being some sort of long wave antenna.
I am with Mimmz on this one – it was built to be unique. One of the ugliest – or let’s say: most confusing – buildings in town.
The first time I saw that red thing I thought it was a construction crane/scaffolding…but then seeing as it is still there….it must serve some purpose.
And to you too. What a picture!!!
What good photography! Very nice angle.
Unmistakable Nation House. First time I saw that building I wondered what was up with teh red mess winding up to the top. Now I just understand its colo as making it unforgettable.
JKE Happy Madaraka Day too – I love the Nation picture (and title) very apt.
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A good Madaraka Day to you too!That’s a great pic!
yeah, nice madaraka day!
Nice pic there. Happy Madaraka Day.
Cheers JKE :-) What a cameraman and the shot! Very Nice
Awww my former place of employment…*sigh*
Thx you all for the kind comments! We were strolling through the city the other day, I had the camera in my hands (already looking like a dumb tourist) and Mbuzimoja® hinted me to take this wonderful shot.
I never understood the meaning of this red nini except for this thing being some sort of long wave antenna.
I am with Mimmz on this one – it was built to be unique. One of the ugliest – or let’s say: most confusing – buildings in town.
Wow what a beautiful photograph.
The first time I saw that red thing I thought it was a construction crane/scaffolding…but then seeing as it is still there….it must serve some purpose.
Happy Madaraka Day!