Here's the final short video to accompany the Day 10 blog entry:
The Challenge
Kilimanjaro
- Some photos of the mountain we intend to conquer!
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- Training on Mt. Snowdon, March 2009
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- Kili 09 Day Seven: Video Highlights
- Kili 09 Day Seven: Another Rock in the Wall
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July 13, 2009
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Just read through the whole blog, very well written, entertaining, informative and honest - really enjoyed it. I will be attempting Kili on the 29th of Jan and I hope it is the adventure you have portrayed it to be. Thanks.
Posted by: Dooey | January 08, 2010 at 07:27 PM