Ok. Jostens fish palace might not be competing that hard for the prettiest place in Kenya award. But. LOL. It does deserve a photo … as it turns out Jostens fish palace is in fact a plastic shed … that sells … hmmm …. cheap jewelry.
Ok ok, sorry. Jostens fish palace (that we met on the way to Ngong) is not pretty at all. But hey, he does deserve praise and recognition for the creativity involved in declaring his jewelry shed a fish palace 🙂
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