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Mount Kenya

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Mount Kenya from St Andrew's College, Kabare 1985 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya from St Andrew's College, Kabare with staff houses 1985 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya with glacier from St Andrew's College, Kabare 1985 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya glacier on Point Lenana 16,000 feet 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya peaks, Lenana, Batian and Nelian 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya peak reflected in water 1987 Photo GK +
Walking towards Point Lenana, Mt Kenya, past gigantic groundsell plants 1987 Photo GK +
The top of Mount Kenya in the early morning sun 1987 Photo GK +
Twin peaks of Mount Kenya, Nelian and Batian 17,000 feet from Point Lenana 1987 Photo GK +
On the top of Point Lenana 16,355 feet third peak of Mt Kenya 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya glacier from above en route to Point Lenana 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya hanging valley 1987 Photo GK +
Approaching Mount Kenya's twin peaks with snow 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya glacier and hut 14,000 feet 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya, icicles under the Lenana glacier 1987 Photo GK +
Mount Kenya, Graham Kings at foot of Lenana glacier 1987 Photo Rob Martin +
Graham Kings on top of Point Lenana 16,000 feet 1987 Photo Rob Martin +
 
 
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