Salim road in Mombasa (1960) check out the main market on the left, thats still standing today
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wonderful memories. The market (marikiti) and the building next to it. Are still standing. Road divide is still there..
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The year cannot be 1960; it should well be before 1950 because I was living near Salim Road and I cannot remember the coconut trees opposite the Mackinnon Market. More likely, around mid to late forties.
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thanks Kasmani, according to the archives however it was verified as 60s. I can actually remember a few coconut trees on this road in the 80s as a young girl – Eve
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Eve
Thanks for your reply. Sorry but the trees you would be refering to would be neem trees. These neem trees were only a few meters down the Salim Road leading to old Nyali Bridge and were there in 1980’s. In 1960, being in my mid-teens, I could not possibly be mistaking it. Please do check again. Thanks.
Abdul Kasmani
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