One thing that you do not have while climbing the Mt Kili are showers. Being back at the hotel therefore was a truelly awesome experience. The warm water somewhat brown with dirt seeped through the drain and what we thought was a hard core tan soon disappeared. One by one we started to emerge from our rooms clean as can be. The adventure was now truelly over and we could start with the second part of the trip. The safari.
Just before the shower...
But first. This giant feat had to be celebrated! Celebrated with everyone that had made this possible. We met Francis and John, Martin and a few of the others at a local bar/café called East Africa. There we sat at plastic tables, got rounds of BBQ meat and a steady supply of Kilimanjaro, Serengetti, Safari, Castle, Castle lite (for Francis) and the best of all Tusker beer. This was to be the start of an epic night!
John Omari and Francis Makala
An expedition to climb Mt Kilimanjaro is the ultimate mini-adventure.But don't make your adventure cheap on the backs of the porters. If you want to do a Mount Kilimanjaro climb make sure the operator you use is a member of KPAP
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVED this blog. The pictures were great and it was so much fun reading about your adventure. I am going there in June and I can't get enough of blogs like this. Congrats on Kili and good luck on future adventures!
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