For many people the word “Uhuru” reminds them of the best seller written by Robert Ruark; to the Swahili nation it means “Freedom” and to most mountaineers it is the highest peak in Africa standing proudly on Kilimanjaro at 5 895 metres above sea level. In all its magnificence, it is the highest free-standing mountain in the world, situated 330 kilometres south of the equator in Tanzania.
Baranco Camp
Baranco Camp
Sunset Western Breach Wall
Sunset Western Breach Wall
Sunset Western Breach Wall
Sunset Western Breach Wall
Western Breach Wall from Arrow glacier camp
Western Breach Wall from Arrow glacier camp
Crater  (Cover picture of “Mountains of Africa” by Duncan Souchon)
Crater
(Cover picture of “Mountains of Africa” by Duncan Souchon)
Uhuru Peak – Kilimanjaro
Uhuru Peak – Kilimanjaro
Ice fields from Kilimanjaro summit
Ice fields from Kilimanjaro summit
Mt. Meru from Kilimanjaro summit
Mt. Meru from Kilimanjaro summit
Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro
Mawenzi from Kilimanjaro summit
Mawenzi from Kilimanjaro summit
   
Western Breach Wall  (appears in “Mountains of Africa” by Duncan Souchon)
Western Breach Wall
(appears in “Mountains of Africa” by Duncan Souchon)
     
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