Kinangop Ranch

Kinangop Farms have acquired a new muster of peafowl. A grown peacock and a peahen. A full grown couple ready to start another family.

We enjoy these rose flowers which I planted two years ago.

I miss you my dear sister Aunt Tabby Tabitha Waigwa

Rũcinĩ kĩroko tene rĩrĩa ruoro rũtemaga, nĩrĩo rĩega wona wathiĩ kwaranĩria na Ngai. Early in the morning, as the sun rises is the best time to have a conversation with God.

Tabitha is from Kinangop, Nyandarua county in Kenya. I observed early since coming to America that she loved drives into the countryside. There was something about the open fields, grazing cows, shrubs and trees that rejuvenated and invigorated her spirit. That is why I decided that our future home should be on a ranch. Then we bought this Eden, and we called it Kinangop, Texas and my better half has been talking with the cows, goats and chickens ever since. The peace is pervading, and the air cool. The family, even Cecilie, our latest addition, love it here. Prayer walks around the property in the night under the texas sky is the greatest reward this place has given us. Jesus lives here!

COVID-19 UPDATE
Kinangop Ranch are pleased to announce that the Ranch has safety procedures in place. We will continue to follow CDC and Texas State guidelines. We have also added additional precautionary measures for all visitors at Kinangop to ensure that visitors are kept safe while at the Ranch. We’ve augmented cleaning procedures and will continue observing best ranching practices as recommended by the CDC and the State of Texas for facilities like ours.
Per Texas statewide mandate, face coverings are required inside all public areas, and outside when closer than 6′ from another person that is not part of your household.

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