Day 1 of Safari. Lake Manyara National Park
February 19, 2011
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As I mentioned the Safari part of the blog will only feature a few “ideas” from each day since they were so full. I will
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Safari time
February 18, 2011
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The last 6 days of safari have been a whirlwind. Intellectually and physically intense, Ori and I spent almost every waking hour somewhere in Tanzania’s
A Special Thanks
February 18, 2011
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I can tell you that there was a lot thrown at us on that mountain. I must tell you that I seriously considered turning back
Final thoughts on the climb to kilimanjaro
February 17, 2011
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We learned from this trip that three things are most important to success in climbing Kili: good weather and a great guide, and Florence suggested
Thoughts on what to take on a trek to kilimanjaro
February 17, 2011
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Here is a quick list of items/ideas of what to bring on your trek above and beyond the gear list you can optain on the
Day 6/Nite: Summit Climb in Severe Weather: 1,300M ascent to 5,896M/19,304ft. 9 hours
February 17, 2011
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I am writing about the climb with a few days perspective for a number of reasons. First, as you will learn, the ascent was a
Day 6- Trekking to Barafu base camp: 4,600M. 4km/4hours.
February 15, 2011
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Today we made the ascent of about 600 meters from Karanga camp to base camp for the final assault, or Barafu. This was a 4
The summit is so close
February 15, 2011
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Walking towards lunch I heard from the group that the final assault to the summit is tomorrow night. Really? Panic set in. Could it be
Day 5: Barrranco to Karanga camp: Final Elevation 4000m 4KM hike, 5 hours
February 15, 2011
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Leaving the camp, we crossed a series of small rivers swollen from the nights rainfall with some pretty cascading waterfalls. This lead to today’s climb
Altitude problems
February 15, 2011
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I have not mentioned too much about this but different people have experienced different aspects of altitude sickness. The worse situation was with Ori. And
Day 1 of Safari. Lake Manyara National Park
February 19, 2011
No Comments
As I mentioned the Safari part of the blog will only feature a few “ideas” from each day since they were so full. I will
Safari time
February 18, 2011
No Comments
The last 6 days of safari have been a whirlwind. Intellectually and physically intense, Ori and I spent almost every waking hour somewhere in Tanzania’s
A Special Thanks
February 18, 2011
No Comments
I can tell you that there was a lot thrown at us on that mountain. I must tell you that I seriously considered turning back
Final thoughts on the climb to kilimanjaro
February 17, 2011
No Comments
We learned from this trip that three things are most important to success in climbing Kili: good weather and a great guide, and Florence suggested
Thoughts on what to take on a trek to kilimanjaro
February 17, 2011
No Comments
Here is a quick list of items/ideas of what to bring on your trek above and beyond the gear list you can optain on the
Day 6/Nite: Summit Climb in Severe Weather: 1,300M ascent to 5,896M/19,304ft. 9 hours
February 17, 2011
No Comments
I am writing about the climb with a few days perspective for a number of reasons. First, as you will learn, the ascent was a
Day 6- Trekking to Barafu base camp: 4,600M. 4km/4hours.
February 15, 2011
No Comments
Today we made the ascent of about 600 meters from Karanga camp to base camp for the final assault, or Barafu. This was a 4
The summit is so close
February 15, 2011
No Comments
Walking towards lunch I heard from the group that the final assault to the summit is tomorrow night. Really? Panic set in. Could it be
Day 5: Barrranco to Karanga camp: Final Elevation 4000m 4KM hike, 5 hours
February 15, 2011
No Comments
Leaving the camp, we crossed a series of small rivers swollen from the nights rainfall with some pretty cascading waterfalls. This lead to today’s climb
Altitude problems
February 15, 2011
No Comments
I have not mentioned too much about this but different people have experienced different aspects of altitude sickness. The worse situation was with Ori. And
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