13past horizons Left: Taking part in a calligraphy competition Top: Learning traditional plasterwork techniques Above: A traditional hat maker from Lamu Get Involved As with all of HCN's workshops, no experience is necessary, just an interest in helping preserve Kenya's culture and heritage. The cost for international participants is US$ 1115 for one week and US$ 1480 for two weeks, which covers lodging, breakfast and lunch, insurance, fieldtrips, workshop materials and instruction. Transportation to Lamu is not included and is the responsibility of the participant. Weekend tours will include the Matondoni Village Tour and an excursion to the Takwa National Monument. There is a separate fee structure for regional residents and community members. For more information or to register, see HCN's website at www. heritageconservation. net/ ws- lamu. htm ? or contact them at + 1 303 444 0128.

past horizons14 Photographs: The Gabbie Kylie Foundation The Traditional Owners of the area creating walk trails around Marbaleerup Top right; The ' Wave Rock' at Marbaleerup