Kilimanjaro - Barafu camp; large image

Kilimanjaro - Barafu camp
(230 degree view)

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	Well, we finally made it to the last camp, before the final 1,200 meter ascent: Barafu Camp, at 4,600 m.
	We were treated by clean, cold and thin air. Incredible views! But don't run! Walk! (or you'll run out of breath very fast!).
	Last water point is about 6 hours down from us, so we can not linger here for too long.
	You know that the day ahead is IT: 1,200-1,300 meters climb (on scree), starting around 11 PM, followed by a nearly 3,000 meter descent (about half of it on scree), to end around 3-5 PM (depending on your descent speed). Temperature: -20 degrees C (-4 degrees F) overnight. You get about 2-3 hours "attempted sleep" (few people actually sleep, it is hard to sleep at this altitude and the anticipation is high...)