| Kilimanjaro Highest free-standing mountain in the world 5 895 metres |
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. | ||
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| Start of the Umbwe Route | Justin Muhl and Michael Marais | Caeley, Justin and Ronnie Muhl | Caeley and Justin Muhl |
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| Justin, Ronnie and Caeley Muhl | Rain Forest | Exiting the Rain Forest | Western Breach Wall |
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| The team at Baranco Camp | Western Breach Wall | Uhuru Peak | Ronnie and Justin Muhl |
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| Ice Fields | Sunrise from the summit | Ice Fields | Uhuru Peak |
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| Justin, Ronnie and Caeley Muhl at the summit | Barafu Camp | ||
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