Everyone has arrived back home from Kenya now and is back into the swing of work, life etc and looking forward to a great ski season.  Most of the group met up last night (except for Dave who is up north flying helicopters) and exchanged photos, relived stories and discussed what the next adventure could be, it's going to be tough to top this one, though I have some tricks up my sleeve.  A big thanks to Tate and Kendra for the photos below.  There will be more to come in the next few days once I sort through Andy (resident photographer) and Dave's pics.
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Enjoy.........

Lioness on the hunt, dusk in the Masai Mara


Lunch spot, head of Mackinders Valley, Day 2 Mt Kenya


Acclimatisation day, high above Shiptons Hut


6:30am, summit of Mt Kenya, worth every labored breath and step.


Kendra on Pt Lennana with Batian in the background


The crew, stoked to be at the top.  Who would be anywhere else???


The boys, Dave and Andy taking it all in on Pt Lennana


The summit pose.


On the bikes, descending towards Mintos Hut from Simba Tarn.  Who put those rocks in the way??


Descending on the ridge above the gorges valley.  Kendra winds her way down the technical single track


Sagana river base, an oasis after 4 days on the mountain


Tate checking out one of the 7 natural wonders of the world, The Great Rift Valley, Birthplace of humanity


Sagana campsite from the top of the 200 foot bungy tower


That's a long way down any way you look at it........


The team (l to r) Dave, Simon, Tate, Kendra, Dave, Andy, Dan and Cindy


The Kenyan South Coast......enough said


How on earth do they do that???


Public transport, Diani Beach Kenya


Are you sure this isn't a postcard??


Masai Mara sunset, an end to another incredible day in Africa


Cheetahs on the move early in the day, Masai Mara


Wildebeest and Zebra, a somewhat symbiotic relationship.  Zebras are the eyes, the wildebeest are the nose and ears.


When the eyes, ears and nose aren't so symbiotic.........


Baby elephant cruising on the plains


Kenyan public transport arrangements (for real......)


Judimer Camp, night 1, Mt Kenya