KENYA MOUNTAIN





Book Description
'Kenya Mountain' or 'Mt. Kenya' is a formidable volcanic outcrop, the second highest mountain in Africa after 'Kilmanjaro'. It is widely regarded as the more difficult to climb in view of the greater number of glaciers, crevasses & steep-sided valleys that confront aspirant climbers.. (The success rate of reaching the summit for Mt Kenya is 60% while for Kilmanjaro it is 70-80%). This book not only offers a detailed account of the challenges of climbing it but a comprehensive topographical description that places it in the broader Kenyan context.
Author
E A T Dutton (Introduction by Hilaire Belloc
Date
1930 (New Edition after First Edition 1929)
Binding
Brown cloth over boards with gilt titles to spine & front cover.
Publisher
Jonathan Cape
Illustrator
Black/white photographs, various appendices, three sketch maps & one general map.
Condition
G/VG (Minor rubbing to bottom of spine & back lower corner)
Pages
220
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