so, lucy, are you ready to go to the migration in maasai mara? i am, i'm so ready.books and the location of the great migration. betweenjune to september each year over 1.5 million wildebeest make the 300—mile round trip from the serengeti in tanzania to the maasai mara here in kenya in search of fresh grass. that's if they can get past the lions, the hyenas and cheetahs laying in wait for them. they then have to tackle the steep—sided rivers that most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feet in length. the river crossings are pure natural theatre, and they're what the 300,000 tourists who visit here each year come to experience. but the crossings are extremely rare to see, so let's just hope i have some beginner's luck. as will and i arrive at the gates of the maasai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial maasai women. lovely to meet you, linda. can you — can you tell me what you're selling? i can't see you. this giraffe? it's linda. hi, linda! so, basically... laughs. i don't know what to do! sorry... someone

as will and i arrive at the gates of the maasai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurialhat you're selling? i can't see you. this giraffe? highlander... so, basically... laughs. i don't know what to do! sorry... someone hit me in the head with the giraffe! ok, i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much. i love them! i don't think i've ever been so overwhelmed in my whole entire life. i don't know what these are. i don't know what... i mean, they're giraffes. once they found out i love giraffes, i got about 70 giraffes, but i wasn't allowed to feel them. so, um... i will treasure these forever on my mantelpiece. gerald and lenny! the maasai are a kenyan tribe, and famed across the country, so much so, that their shield and spears can be seen on the nationalflag. traditionally, maasai life has been built around their cattle, but that way of life has come under threat in an ever modernising world. but with more and more tourists coming to kenya for the great migration, the maasai are diversifying into tourism and opening som

the maasai mara are a kenyan tribe feigned across the country so much their shields and spears can beational flag. traditionally, maasai life has been around the cattle. at that life has been threatened in an ever marginalising world. but more tour is coming for the great migration the maasai are diversifying into tourism and opening some of the village so visitors can experience their traditional way of life. the women of the village had decided if i can't see them with my eyes then they will give me the chance to wear their traditional dress, which is great for me as it's really tactile. did you make this? singing. we like guests. even our father say the guests they are the best and they are blessed. actually they go to see the big fire. they say they want to see the big six. liege want to see the big six. live animals and _ want to see the big six. live animals and then _ want to see the big six. live animals and then you - want to see the big six. live animals and then you guys. the best time to go on a game drive is either the last thing at night or the first thing in the morning

i to the migration in maasai mara? . �* to the migration in maasai mara?ween june to september each year over a million wildebeest make the trip from the serengeti in tanzania to the maasai mara here in kenya in search of fresh grass. that's if they can get past the lines, the hyenas, and cheaters laying in wait for them. they then have to tackle them. they then have to tackle the steep sided rivers that cross the migration route. most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 28 in length. the river crossings are pure natural theatre, and they are 300,000 tourists to visit here each year come to variance. but the crossings are extremely rare to see. so let's just hope i have some beginner's luck. as well and i arrive at the gates of the masai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial women. can you tell me what you are selling? i can't see you. this giraffe? highlander... basically... sorry... i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much. i love them! i don't think

so, lucy, are you ready to go to the migration in maasai mara? i am, i'm so ready.a here in kenya in search of fresh grass. that's if they can get past the lions, the hyenas and cheetahs laying in wait for them. they then have to tackle the steep—sided rivers that cross the migration route. most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feet in length. the river crossings are pure natural theatre, and they're what the 300,000 tourists who visit here each year come to experience. but the crossings are extremely rare to see, so let's just hope i have some beginner's luck. as will and i arrive at the gates of the maasai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial maasai women. lovely to meet you, linda. can you — can you tell me what you're selling? i can't see you. crosstalk. this giraffe? it's linda. hi, linda! so, basically... laughs. i don't know what to do! sorry... someone hit me in the head with the giraffe! ok, i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much, i love them!