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While climbing a mountain like Kilimanjaro, experienced people say you have to climb high in order to get use to altitude, but sleep low because it is not good to stay up there. So doing the Machame Route we used to pass through places at 4600 meters of antitude and then go to sleep lower, like this Karanga campament.
When you are there the highest peak is near, at the following day you go to Barafu camp and from there to the top, so there is kind of excitement mood, in fact not all the people stops here, some others proceed directely to Barafu, which I think is very bad idea, first because there is no hurry at all considering the wonderful landscape you are enjoying, and second, you get more used to altitude.
Probably my next photos will be from the top of Africa. Take care.

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Additional Photos by Miguel Parra Jimenez (MiguelP) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1975 W: 57 N: 3146] (14336)
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