It was quickly followed by the irregular, staccato beat of a dozen heavy raindrops clattering against the thin, tin roof of the climbers’ shelter. A few seconds later an unremitting arsenal of liquefied bullets hammered down on the corrugated roof, threatening to distort its smooth undulations into a ragged, dimpled finish.
At this point, we had not even passed through the gate into Kilimanjaro National Park, but already the mountain was squaring up to us.
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| Kibo, the summit of Kilimanjaro, from Shira Plateau |
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The most popular and scenic route is the Machame Climb Route . This route is however of medium difficulty and is recommended for people with average fitness.
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Your pictures are gorgeous! I have never been to Kilimanjaro. I can't wait to go.
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