In the shadow of Ngurunit's towering mountains, the semi-arid desert stretches, seemingly endless and unforgiving. Yet, breaking the monotony, five Samburu teenagers emerge — radiant beacons of culture amidst the desolation. Their beaded chicken feather hats sway with pride, contrasting with their bare, sun-kissed torsos, adorned with crisscrossing colorful beaded chains. Just behind them, a well stands as one of the beating hearts of this community, offering vital sustenance not only to livestock and occasional wildlife like Elephants but also to the very tribe it nourishes. In a land where rain is a cherished rarity and the notion of farming a mirage, these young souls embody stories of unwavering resilience, hope, and an age-old dance with nature.

In the photo - Samburu tribe, North-Eastern Kenya