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On Top of Africa: The Climbing of Kilimanjaro and Mt. Kenya
Element Books (1995)
Abstract
The story of one man's experience of overcoming the hardship of climbing, with very little training or experience, using his Zen training. On Top of Africa offers much practical information for would-be mountain climbers and also offers us all inspired reading as we climb towards the summit of our own mountains, real or imaginary.Other Versions
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