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Hi Debbie

As per our conversation, Firstly, my praise and thanks go to the guides/assistant guides from Zara tours: Photo (Joseph) Andrew, Joe, etc etc. They were excellent, experienced, provided support, advice and good humour on the hike. Special thanks to Andrew and Photo for the night hike back to Kibo Hut (necessitated due to altitude sickness). Photo(Joseph) wouldn't listen to my protests about going further, and I am grateful that he didn't listen and big thank you for his assistance in getting me back to Kibo safely.

Secondly, I would like to thank Andrew for the afternoon aclimitisation walks, he was very informative and friendly, I would definitely encourgae him to go further in his carrer with Zara Tours, as he will make an excellent guide.

Thirdly, compliments to the chef(s). The food was better than we could ever have imagined! (Even though photo expressed his concerns because we are light eaters) Hygiene was key to the chef, and I can happily say that we were not sick from the food.

Fourthly, the porters amazed us with their ability to carry heavy loads, leaving camp after us, run past us shortly afterwards, and have everything set up and food ready once we arrived at the next camp site. Amazing!! Again I would just like to re-iterate our conversation and say what a fantastic time we both had on the mountain as stated above the guides and porters were all fantastic.

Many thanks

Carol

July 2009


Debbie-!!!!!!:

My time in Tanzania was a-w-e-s-o-m-e. And I made it to the top of Uhuru Peak ! Godlisten's work with me was exemplary and I give him, without reservation, the highest marks. I was treated kindly as well by all the Springlands Hotel staff. I am so grateful for this experience. It was humbling and gratifying.

-Help: I wish to ask you for assistance please:

In my survey I filled out and submitted at Springlands, and in addtnl face to face comments to Leila Ansell, I suggested an award be created to honor Kili guides for meritorious service. I'd would like to see this done at the natl park level. I'd also like to see Zara honor its own, apart from what natl parks will do. I will, in a seperate cover, recommend Godlisten as the first recipient of this award. The award could become an annual tribute and would serve to commend and incentivize guides adding to a further mark of professionalism. I realize this may take some effort. I trust the results will be well worth the energy invested.

-And: Without your answer of my email back in Janaury, all this wouldnt have happened. Debbie, your were my intro point to Zara. Thx you for all you have done. God bless.

I look fwd to your timely response.

Walter

June 2009


I would recommend ZARA and your company EWP to others planning a trip to Tanzania for safari or a Mt. Kilimanjaro trek. I would also use your company if ever planning another holiday or mountain trek to one of your other destinations.

I can only say good things about Shabaz our mountain guide. He was supportive and positive from the minute we met him, as if never having a doubt we could make it despite Jeanne's dislocated shoulder. He thought about our safety and met our needs every inch of the way up the mountain. He gave additional information about the area, mountain and the people the entire 8 days including the final day as we drove back into Moshi. He looked after his porters, inspired everyone around him and made the trek fun. He was an excellent motivator and our own personal cheerleader, encouraging and having confidence that we could do it.

By the way, the equipment ZARA rented for the trek was excellent. The sleeping bags and trekking poles we used were brand-new, (not sure if we were just lucky in our timing or if that is normal for the company). The sleeping bags were a wonderfully warm welcome after trekking all day.

Thanks again for your support,

sincerely,

Sharon

February 2009

Hi Fay,

I never thanked you for the beautiful trip. Thanks for the amazing experience I've had!

David Martini

February 2009

Hi Debbie,

My three friends and I just got back from our trip on Sunday. We had a great trip and it was certainly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Thanks for your help in making the trip perfect.

I wanted to give you a little feedback on some of our observations:

  1. Photo did a very good job on the hike and we would recommend him to any of your clients. He made us go slow and knew just how to get us to the top.
  2. The food on the hike was good and plentiful. Considering we were up on a high mountain, it is hard to believe they had fresh fruit, eggs, etc.
  3. The Springlands Hotel was nice and the people were pleasant and helpful.
  4. The Wild Camp was an interesting place and we had a good stay there. The campfire after dinner was a highlight of the trip.
  5. We saw LOTS of animals – more than we thought possible

Overall, we were happy and I would recommend Zara to anyone who doesn't demand a "Ritz Carlton" experience. It is a very good value and, if I were going to Tanzania again, I would book with EWP and Zara.

Regards and thanks again,

Terry February 2009

Dear Debbie!

Thank you very much for your excellent organisation of our trips everything was perfect, glorious and beautiful. The champers which we bought in the Supermarket in Nairobi went off with a bang!

Again thank you and your company very much for the marvelous time we had in Kenya.

Best Regards

Susanne und Hans Raffeiner

New Year 2009

Debbie

I just wanted to take the time to thank you for all of your help in making the trip of a lilfetime possible. On 29/Jun/2008 our group summited Mt. Kilimanjaro. To you and all of the staff at EWP, thank you! It was a perfect trip that I will cherish forever.

Wishing all of you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Jerry Luxbacher

June 2008

Debbie,

We are back from safari and Kilimanjaro.

We are very happy with the trip, and espesially with your selected guide/s, including private toilet!

Thank you for all your help, and we will promote EWP to all we talk to!

Leif Morland

December 2008

Hi Debbie

I've been meaning to write you since we returned a couple of weeks ago but things have been pretty hectic. However I want to let you know that our group had an incredible experience over in Tanzania on our Climb and Safari highlighted by our successful summit of Kili on Monday 9/29. Our experience with Zara was 1st class all the way. I want to particularly highlight the incredible professionalism, personal attention and positive experience that we had with our guide on our trek up Kili. Our guide, Godlisten, was one of the most incredible individuals I and our team have ever met. He made the experience what it was. He and his team were always on top of everything from watching over our well being, to the top notch meals, to making sure everything at our camps were just right to the cultural interaction that we enjoyed not only with Godlisten but with the entire team. Godlisten truly led a first class trek. He showed outstanding leadership and had the respect of our entire support team that ensured a first class experience. The relationship that grew between him and our group of 5 has blossomed into a relationship that will last a lifetime.

Debbie, I want to thank you for all your help and support in helping us put together a trip of a lifetime. I want to also express on behalf on myself and our group the outstanding job and service put forth by Zara for our entire trip but particularly we want to acknowledge the the efforts of Godlisten. We would highly recommend that you request him for clients in the future. He is a first class guide who's outstanding focus on the clients safety and well being, the respect he had from his team and the tremendous knowledge of the country and mountain making him a great ambassador, is only overshadowed by his outstanding character and values as an individual.

Thanks again

Steve Pipp

September 2008


Hi Debbie,

Hope you're all right and looking forward to the weekend! Just wanted you to know that we had a fantastic trip and that we were very satisfied with Zara, in every way. All four of us reached the summit, approximately one minute before sunrise. That was really a great moment, and a very cold one, ha ha.. We were also very pleased with the safari, and had a great time. We have already recommended the trip through your company to some of our friends who have talked about doing the same trip. Once again, thanks for all your help along the way :)

Cheers Therese

October 2008

Good morning Fay. I am happy to report that my clients Michael and Devin Wahl had a great safari in Tanzania. Thank you for all your hard work.

Earl Fox-Agent.

October 2008

Hi Debbie

I'd just like to thank you for all your help over the last couple of weeks in getting everything organised for all of us (especially me) for the trip. It was an amazing holiday and was definitely made better by the fact that we all somehow made it to the top of Kilimanjaro. Its amazing how no one ever mentions how tough a trek it is – but I suppose it wouldn't be of any benefit to know!

All the guides and team that took us to the top were brilliant. The food was great and as the one and only difficult vegetarian I was pleasantly surprised by this. I don't think we would all have made it to the top without the dedication of all the guides that came with us for the summit climb. They carried some of our day bags, and kept on encouraging us all the way. The guide Desy looked after me really well and without his help and encouragement I definitely wouldn't have made it to the top. Many thanks to him.

"Photo" the team leader was great. He gave us a briefing every evening on what to expect the next day and during the summit climb kept an eye on each of our progress to ensure we were all doing alright. I have to give a special mention to his assistant guide Rasheid who was fantastic. Rasheid led each of our afternoon "acclimatisation" walks. He was brilliant on the day of the summit climb as well. We all thought he was brilliant and was really enthusiastic about our progress and was great for giving us info on the flora and fauna of the area.

Zanzibar, needless to say was gorgeous and was it was great to just spend a couple of days chilling out before coming home. Thanks to Fay/yourself for arranging for us to stay in the Bluebay that extra night. It was too nice to leave!

Many thanks again for all your help.

Regards

Clare Harnett

August 2008


This was a grand adventure for us, especially since we live in an area with no mountains, and at sea level. The Umbwe route was very challenging for us, even though we all work out very regularly. But somehow, the human spirit prevails. We all dug deep and were able to successfully make it to Stella Point; one of our group even made it to Uhuru peak.

We absolutely could not have made it to the top without the kind and constant attention of our guides and porters. Without exception, they were unfailing in their support of us. I will never forget the way Juma tended to me on that final summit climb in the darkness. Is "tenderness" too strong a word? Once, when I took two bad steps in a row, without a word, he slipped his headlamp off his head and put it on mine. He took my pack when it got heavy, he helped me pull my windbreaker on as we neared the top. Every few minutes, he asked, "Are you alright, mamma?" I was, other than my shortness of breath.

When we made it to the top, even though they were so instrumental in getting us there, they stood back and let us have our moment.

We saw some incredible sights on this trek in Africa, from the lush rainforest to the glories of the sun coming up over the clouds. But my most vivid memory of Africa will always be the kindness of her people to strangers. God bless Photo, our quiet but very able guide, and his team of guides, porters, and cooks who earned our undying regard and gratitude on this unforgettable trek.

Kathy Kirk

Corpus Christi, Texas
August 2008

Debbie,

As you can tell from the above from one of our group, we had a very good adventure ! The climb is tough on old people, but Photo and his group were outstanding ! The food was much better than we had anticipated and the variety was very nice ! The Springland Hotel was a good value and truly welcomed on our return.. The over 50 groups should do a 7 or even 8 day trip, not our 6 day trip ! The trip down the mountain after our final assent was really tough !

A great life adventure and I can very much recommend your group, EWP and Joseph/Photo. Our lives were literally in their hands and we would go with them again, happily ! Feel free to use any of our group as references.

John F. Landgraf

Odessa, Texas

August 2008













Hi Debbie – I just wanted to drop you a note and thank you again for your assistance in planning our trip to Kili. We had an AMAZING adventure! The Zara crew could not have been better and I am sure we will have memories to share for a life time.

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Brad Scott

August 2008

Dear Debbie,
We're back and recovered from our amazing Tanzanian adventure. Thank you so much for all the work you did on My families behalf, everything worked out perfectly.

Sincerely, Nina Hogan

August 2008

Dear Debbie,

Jambo!!!

I would like to thank you for accommodating our booking for our trip to Mt. Kilimanjaro. Despite all the many inqueries and questions and last minute booking changes you graciously assisted us.

Everything went well as scheduled, we reached Kilimanjaro Airport and somebody met us in the airport. Reached Springland mid-afternoon. Our climb went well, we got a very good support team lead by Joseph Marandu, the lead guide. Four of us(Lorenzo Delmo, Angie Tan, Kat Yang and myself) reached Uhuru Peak, Pedro Sy-Quia (60 years old) only reached Stella Point and Arlene Teodoro (our Leader) only made it at Barafu Camp due to high alti sickness. He needs to be down to Mweka Camp on the day of our ascend to the summit.

It was a difficult summit for all of us for we are not used to the high alti and the cold weather, but despite that Joseph with his assistant guides (Livini, Dezy, Andrew) motivated us to finish it. Despite the difficulty, all in all, it was worth a trip. Being able to see Tanzania made me personally so happy. I love Tanzania and wish to be back someday to climb Mt. Meru and see the migration of animals in Serengeti...

Staff sand employees of Springlands are very hospitable too, I met Zaineb and Roger, and Muna, and many others. We encountered minor problem on our lunch from the mountain when already in the hotel though, but it was fixed as well.

I attached our summit pics for your reference.

Again, thank you and hope to be back in Tanzania through your company one of this days.

Regards,

Cheryl J. Bihag

September 2008


Debbie,
This was simply a fabulous trip! Thanks so much for all the work you put into it -- it was simultaneously the most physically challenging and spiritually rich thing I've ever done.
Team Sanga thanks you!


Martha

July 2008

Dear Debbie

Receive warm Greetings from Venezuela.

I hope everything is very well over there!

We came back last week from our trip, very happy.

Overall, the trip was wonderful, and I really appreciate all the support you and your team gave me.

Everybody was very pleased with all the safari tour. Our guide/driver (Godfrey; again, I don´t know if is the right spelling) was excellent, very gentle and helpful. We really enjoyed his good attitude and calm. Also the car was in perfect shape, and well kept. The services at the Highview and the Wildcamp were superb, and all the people very nice. I think Zara really made a great job with the safari.

Thanks again to you, for all your kind support and assistance.

You were an invaluable help in the organization of this trip.

Keep in touch, and all the best!

Warm regards,

Marco

July 2008

Dear Debbie

My husband and I are now home from our wonderful African holiday. The highlight of the trip was climbing Kilimanjaro, and actually reaching the summit! The staff at the Springlands B & B were amazingly friendly and hospitable. We couldn't have asked for better service and kindness and courtesy were always displayed. By the time our occasional nights were done at the Springlands, it was beginning to feel like home. I would definitely recommend the Springlands B & B to anyone. Our guide on the trek was Daniel Douglas, who asked me to pass along a friendly "Hello", when I emailed you. Daniel was fantastic! He was professional, knowledgeable and very concerned about our well-being first and foremost. His team did a great job and everything went along smoothly; with not one problem.

The Pongwe Beach Hotel was fabulous and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves there.

Thank you so much for all your hard work and patience in helping me to plan this trip.

Laurie Bogue

June 2008

I am currently interested in visiting Mt. Kilimanjaro and hiking it in the next year or so. As such I have been "surfing" the web for companies who provide services in the area and have not made a commitment to any as of yet.
As an avid hiker in California (USA) I was on a day hike yesterday (5/4/08) and encountered 2 seperate groups of hikers along the trail about an hour apart from each other.
As we spoke I mentioned to both of my interest in hiking Kilimanjaro. Suprisingly, both parties had already hiked to the top and BOTH groups, without prompting, recommended your company as the one to use when I do decide to book.
Both of these parties were very pleased with your services and warned me of the "look alike" company. One group even mentioned to ask for the two brothers that are porters/guides. (I don't remember their names).
I don't think you could pay for better advertising than these high compliments from two random groups of people I encounterd on the side of a mountain.
This being said I will DEFINATELY be booking with you when the time comes in the next few months or so.

Bob

May 2008

NB - Bob now has his trip booked for August 2009!

Hi Debbie,

Just a note to say we had a wonderful time in Tanzania.

Our guide Joseph was excellent and was so helpful. Unfortunately Mike suffered from a bad bout of altitude sickness so we made an early descent without reaching the top. Despite all this we had a wonderful time and we can recommend highly your guides and company,

Regards,

Joan

May 2008

Hi Debbie,

I just wanted to say "thank you" again for setting up our safari! We had a great time. Our guide, Henry was absolutely great!

I think some friends should be contacting you shortly regarding a safari.

Thanks again. Your customer service and professionalism was greatly appreciated!

Cheers,
Linda Stride

May 2008

Hi Debbie

We've had an outstanding trip to kilimanjaro and a great time in Tanzania! Unfortunately we are back at work. But deep in our minds we are still on the top of africa at Uhuru Peak. Yes, we all did it to the top. And even without any problems. Not even headache or nausea. In my opinion this ist the credit of our guide who allways goes "pole pole" :-) and the additional acclimatisation day has been a wise decision. In the name of my wife Tanja, Carmen and Stefan I would like to thank you very much for organizing this trip so well, Debbie. Everything has been perfect. I would also like to thank you for giving us such high priority by choosing Joseph "Photo" as Guide. He told us about your communication to him in advance. :-) He did an outstanding job and managed the camp in a very professional manner. But also Joel and Andrew, our two assistant guides, have done a great job. A special thanks goes to Hamit our cook and Karim our waiter. We have eaten like kings on the mountain. Every meal was a festival and Karim take care of everything, water in the morning, tea, crackers and biscuits and he built every day our tents. We didn't expected such a fantastic service and we appreciated it very very much. And last but not least the porters. They have done an extremly hard and good job. The Umbwe-Route is very spectacular, but for the porters this route is really a big challenge. They worked very hard for us and for that immense performance, they have our highest respect. Everyone have been so kind and considerated. We found some good friends on this seven days. We will recommend your company and especially you, Debbie, and your Staff to all our friends and colleagues and will come back as soon as possible for the next trip. :-) Many thanks and take care René, Tanja, Carmen, Stefan

P.S The summiting team :-)) from left to right, René Tanja, Joel, Andrew, Photo, Carmen Stefan

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Rene Reichenbach

March 2008

Hi Debbie,
Just an e-mail to let you know we had a great trip. Everything was
wonderfull and we made it to the top.
We were very happy with our guide, Photo. Unfortunately he couldn't make
it to the top together with us as he was quite sick already for a couple
of days. But his guiding was perfect, told us a lot about the mountain,
about the life in Tanzania and he has a good sense of humour as well.

Kind regards,
Jochem Geelen

March 2008

Hi Debbie,
I just wanted to send you a quick e-mail now that I
am back from my trip to Africa. I had an unbelievable
time and climbing Kilimanjaro was definitely the BEST
part. Thank you again for all of your time and
patience in answering the many, many questions that I
had.

Best regards,
Meghan Sullivan

March 2008

Dear Sir or Madam,
we have had a wonderful safari with your enterprise. Our driver Mister "Abdhulla" (I do not know whether the name is correctly written ) has forgotten his visitors' book. Therefore, we would like to thank about this eMail Him rather warmly. He was an excellent driver and guide on the safari. We have got on very well with him and
can recommend him to others. We say to thanks for the wonderful days, Abdhalla!
The organisation and the lodgings on the safari were very good.

All together we have liked the trip very well and we would like to thank you for your organisation.

The best greetings from Germany

Uwe und Katherina Luther

March 2008


Just a note to say thanks for the safari bookings. All went as smooth as
clockwork and we had a great time. Thanks for your help, advice and
flexibility with it all.

Nick & Judith.

Feb 2008


Hi Debbie,

Hope you are well. Just wanted to give you some feedback on my Kili trip. I got to the top but it was pretty tough at times. I was delighted with the service on the mountain. The guide, cook and porters were all great. The hotel was good and the staff very friendly. The Riverside bus was very handy. Overall it was an excellent trip and I'd recommend it to friends. I can't thank you enough for all the help that you gave me, Im sure you dreaded to see another email from me! Thank you.

Kind Regards,
Sara Maxwell

February 2008

I wanted to let you know how extremely pleased we all were with our two
guides on our trip up Kilimanjaro. We took the Rhongai Route and summited on
February first. Our Guides were Saidi Ngaina and Mohamed Ngaina.

They were extremely well organized and looked after our every need. I am
sure looking after such a large crew is very demanding.

I was extremely impressed on how they both kept an eye on our physical
capabilities given that we were an older group. I told Mohammed many times I
would not have made it to the top were it not for his help. Their friendly
coaxing manner was particularly appreciated even when we faltered.

I would highly recommend them to any other group looking to climb
Kilimanjaro and want to thank all of you for a great trip.

Regards
Ross Kobayashi

February 2008

Dear Debbie
This is just a quick email to say that I thoroughly enjoyed my trip to
Mount Kenya and how impressed I was with the whole trip.
The trek staff (William Micheni, Loyford Mugendi and Kingstone Mutembei
under Dickson's instructions) were great. They provided excellent, tasty
and amazingly copious amounts of food and drink and were cheerful and
helpful at all times. William, the guide was especially good, judging rest
breaks, speed, loads and extra acclimatization walks well.
The technical guide, Kim, was extremely fit and when we had started on the
route quickly impressed with his steady approach. I must confess I was
suffering slightly from the altitude by the time we had crossed the glacier
and ascended to the foot of the climb, but he remained patient and allowed
me to modify our plan - we settled for Nelion, abandoning a spare rope and
crampons for retrieval on descent.
I look forward to going back to Kenya and would gladly book through EWP
again. I would be very happy to use exactly the same staff as they were
excellent.

Thank you once again for your hard work and happy new year

Best wishes

Russell Stebbings

December 2007


Hi there Debbie
Janet Wolney and myself booked Kilimanjaro (Rongai route) with you for this past Oct. 07. I just wanted to let you know how pleased we were with our guide and his group of porters. 'Photo' was our guide and was always checking with us to make sure all was okay. At camp and on the trek, our well-being was his primary concern. Also, the porter, who was our 'waiter' (Joe), was extremely hard working and went beyond his duties to ensure that we were okay. He brought us a water basin every morning and then our tea. Served our food and cleared. Took down our tent. He even came part way up the mountain to meet me when he heard from Jan that I was having a shakey time of it. He took over for 'Photo' and led me down all the way back to the tent.


I just want you to know what a great group of guys you have there!

Merry Christmas and all the best for 2008,
Wendy Benoit

Debbie:
I just wanted to write a short note thanking you for everything you and Zara
did for us on our trip. We had a great time and the people who work for
Zara were the best. They were always helpful and friendly. I can't say
enough good things about them.

In addition, our mountain guide, Saidi Ngaina, did an incredible job of
taking us up the mountains. Our entire group could not say enough good
things about Saidi. He was personable, knowledgeable and an expert on the
mountains. Without him I know that at least one or two of us would not have
reached the summits. We were lucky to get him for our trip and you are
lucky that you have such a good guide.

Again, thanks for everything,

John Bradley

September 2007

Hi Debbie
Just wanted to send a big thank you for everything you did for us...

The climb was amazing, the experience was awesome, Photo is by far the
best guide on the entire mountain!!! Khamisi his Assistant guide was
sensational also and we would have never made it if it weren't for them.

His whole crew that he chose on this trip was amazing from the cook, to
the weighters to the porters- All brilliant and no problems whatsoever..

Ive attached the press release re our climb, would really appreciate a
quick chat with Andrew and to see if we can put our
www.kili4lebanon.com
link on Zara website and vice versa!

We're going to be interviewing over the next few weeks with a lot of
press and looking forward to doing another trip soon.

Again, I cannot emphasise enough how great the service was from start to
finish. We're very happy and I will gladly recommend Zara in future for
anyone wanting to do Kili : )


Many many thanks again
Kheiry Sammakieh

September 2007

Hi Debbie....I just want to say that's for everything!
The trip was great...we made it to summit...the hotels
and everything was more than expected. i will
recommend Zara to anyone who will listen, thanks
again Debbie.

Laura Meyer

July 2007

Dear Debbie

I arrived my home last Monday.

I am very happy to report you that I got both summits!

And the travel was well organized and quite comfortable for me.

It became one of the most successful travel.

Thank you.

Best Regards

Hirokazu Kimiya

August 2007

Dear Debbie
Sorry it has taken a little while to get around to sending this to you, but you are not forgotten and Springlands was just lovely. I have to say I spent most of my time by and in the pool - rest and recovery was much needed!

Thanks again for all your help.
Lesley Treharne-Martin

July 2006

Things worked out a perfectly with the travel arrangements and we had a great climb. My wife made it to Hans Meyers cave and I was able to make it to the peak. We had an outstanding guide, Freddy, who provided a great deal of useful information and ensured that we had a safe, enjoyable climb. I have recommended your company to some friends who are planning a similar trip.

Thanks again,

Ralph Rodschat.

July 2006


Hi there,
Just wanted to send an email to thank Zara Tours and
Debbie in particular for doing such an outstanding job
at organizing our safari despiite all our horrendous
schedule changes; Debbie worked especially hard and
went above and beyond to deliver a quality safari,
even beyond what Zara was obligated to do-- give that
woman a raise!

Zara were very competent and excellent staff

Thanks again,
Stacy Fehlenberg

June 2006

Hi Debbie

Juat a quick note as I have now arrived back from Kilimanjaro with my son, we both got up to Uhuru Peak.

I wanted to say how very satisfied I was with all aspects of the trip, everything was carried out most efficiently, we had an excellent team with our guide Photo and his crew, they all worked very hard on our behalf.

I would have no hesitation in recommending booking through yourselves/Zara for this trip, we were very happy with everything and getting to the summit was a great plus!

If you have any potential Irish customers looking for a reference I would be delighted to talk to them.

Now I wonder will I do Mt Elbrus next?

Best regards

David Ensor

February 2006

Hello,
My husband and I did the Kilimanjaro, the Marangu way, with Fernando
Shirima from the 27th until the 31st of january.

We had the best of time with him, and he really has been a very good guide
for us and of big help, even though we didn't make it to the summit.
We were expecting to see him for a drink the evening we got back to the
Springlands hotel, but we didn't.
So we did not really have an opportunity to show him our appreciation.

Could you please tell him that we really enjoyed the time spent with him
on the mountain. And if his has an email address, that would be nice
speaking directly with him.

Thanks,
Sendrine Patron and Nicolas Chauvat
February 2006

We came back from our trip around Tanzania one week ago and would like to thank EWP and ZARA for organising it. Everything succeeded and was according to the schedule. The country is beautiful and worth of visiting.

We are very satisified with ZARA service. All the crew in Springland was very kind and took special care of us. Especially we would like to praise our guide from Kilimanjaro trekking Daniel D. Mlingi. Daniel and his team did their best to enable us to reach the peak and make our trip highly comfortable. We have to emphasize that the food we were served was amazing for such height. Daniel is very kind, friendly and social man. He gave us lots of information about customs, culture and nature of Tanzania. We were very lucky to have him as our guide.

With best regards,

Magdalena and Mateusz Rospond, Poland

January 2006



Elbrus and Fann Mountains
Chris Barton
cebarton@amoco.com
Scotland Fri Dec 18 11:48:55 GMT Standard Time 1998

Andrew and Fay, great idea to provide an Internet Guest Book.
Patience and I much enjoyed our trips arranged or organized by EWP to Mount Elbrus (1993) and the Fann Mountains (1995).
Hopefully will be arranging to go on more trips with EWP in the future.

Best wishes for Christmas and New Year.
Chris and Patience Barton, Banchory, Scotland.

Fann and Fagaras
Jan Cropper
j.cropper@ucl.ac.uk
UK Fri Dec 18 12:09:22 GMT 1998

Hi, Andrew Fay and fellow EWP trekkers

Barry and I have had two very enjoyable trips with
EWP: to the Fann in 1997 and the Trail trip to the
Fagaras this year. Both had their moments! And
we'd recommend both to others, though not necessarily
the same others.

Hope to join you on other treks in the future:
do you do any more beginning with F? :-)

Jan and Barry Cropper
St Albans

Caucasus/Elbrus Ski-Touring
Pete Rotheroe
rotheroe@ipce.eu.sony.co.jp
Germany (U.S. and British dual citizen) Sat Dec 19 17:17:08 UTC+0100 1998

I'm interested in your Caucasus/Elbrus ski-tour. I'll be in touch by telephone sometime next year.

Kili and Kenya
Shani Tan
shani@singnet.com.sg
Singapore Mon Dec 21 09:06:56 Taipei Standard Time 1998

The Mt Kenya/Kili trip last Christmas was a really good trip - Mt Kenya was beautiful ( even though it rained all week while we were there ) and the wild camping on Mt Kenya was marvellous. The Hotel in Nairobi was a haven from the noisy hustle and bustle of the African city and a very pleasant place to relax and rest in. Kilimanjaro was really fun and getting to the summit in blustery conditions made it a very memorable experience.

Christmas Greetings
Edmund
edmund.papworth@virgin.net
UK Mon Dec 21 18:33:27 GMT Standard Time 1998

Just a wee note to wish everybody at the Weilochowski household a Merry Xmas. Also, Andy you
might like to know that the NE face of Lienspitz and the traverse of the Nadelgrat is a very
interesting day out (yes I had a great summer).

Best wishes
Edmund.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
Totmod Soeland
gt.soland@ah.telia.no
Norway Mon Dec 21 21:51:32 1998

Thank you for exciting trip in Mt. Elgon and Rwenzories Christmas/New Year 95/96.

Tien Shan
Tony Haywood
DFB_London@compuserve.com
Alderney, Channel Islands Wed Dec 30 12:00:18 UTC 1998

My mouth is watering at the idea of visiting Tien Shan but where o where is your tel. / address to send a cheque for your guide "Central Tien Shan" !!

Silk Road trip advertised in Geographic
Dr. A. Pollock
a.pollo@virgin.net
UK Wed Jan 06 09:29:20 GMT-2300 (1999



Ric Davies
davies@mpe.mpg.de
Germany Mon Feb 01 08:58:58 MET 1999

I enjoyed looking at these pages - full of interesting
information (but some take a while to download).
Intrigued that you have some in German - do you
advertise in the Deutsches Alpenverien Magazine?

Trips to Mt. Meru and Kili
Jan B Henriksen
jan-borre.henriksen@tromso.nett.telenor.no
Norway Mon Feb 1 14:20:35 UTC+0100 1999

Just a short message to say thanks for great
trips to Mt. meru and Kilimanjaro via Machame
route. We found the info we needed on your Internet pages, and the trips were just great!

Mt. Kenya
Maxime Aubert
aubertmaxime@hotmail.com
Canada Sun Feb 21 18:03:30 1999

Hello I am planning a trip to Mt. Kenya around mid december 1999 and mid january 2000. I heard that there were some changes on certain climbs. I would like to know if there's still nice ice climbing to do at those dates. Is it possible to have up to date changes and how should I proceed to be provided with the most appropriate information concerning mountain climbs in that area? Thank you Maxime Aubert aubertmaxime@hotmail.com 72, du Coteau Levis, (Qc) Canada G6V 6W3

Caucasus in 2CVs - July 1999
Karen Valeur & Dan Johansson
citrocello@post.tele.dk
Denmark Sat Mar 6 20:26:07 UTC+0100 1999

July this year we travel through Caucasus and Georgia with a small group of Citroëns.This is going to be great!

Mount Kilimanjaro
Lauren
datsboy@uswest.net
U.S. Wed Mar 17 17:52:45 1999

Hello, my name is Lauren Moore and I am working on a science project. I need detailed information on Kili. Thanks much, and please e-mial me a.s.a.p.!

Kilimanjaro
Peter Svenningsen
psvenn@ddbneedham.dk
Denmark Sun May 16 19:16:25 GMT-2200 (1999

Good site, easy to find around and to understand. We got lots of good info on kilimanjaro, and look forward to comming down to climb it using ewp.

EXTREM
PRAGA NIC

RUSSIA Sun Jun 6 05:17:04 UTC+0400 1999

GOOD SITE.THANK YOU:)

Kilimanjaro and Elbrus
Stephen E. Powell
PowellSE@aol.com
USA Mon Jul 12 10:30:09 EDT 1999

Great Web site, but I am having trouble e-mailing you regarding my desire to climb Kili (Umbwe or Machame Routes) sometime between August 20-September 5 of this year. Please e-mail back as soon as possible to extablish a dialogue. Do you have any combined expeditions that include Elbrus? Thanks.

Kilimanjaro and Elbrus
Stephen E. Powell
PowellSE@aol.com
USA Mon Jul 12 10:31:25 EDT 1999

Great Web site, but I am having trouble e-mailing you regarding my desire to climb Kili (Umbwe or Machame Routes) sometime between August 20-September 5 of this year. Please e-mail back as soon as possible to establish a dialogue. Do you have any combined expeditions that include Elbrus? Thanks.

Kilimanjaro
roberto vergara
imalaya@mixmail
canada Wed Aug 25 16:48:40 MDT 1999


tried reading the guestbook!
Hazela
Hazela@witty.com
UK Mon Sep 20 15:18:38 UTC+0100 1999

I'm trying to read the guest book but the comments are compressed and I'm unable to.
I'll also send this to your regular email address
regards
hazela

Hello !
Kevin Standage
kevin.standage@compaq.com
England Tue Sep 28 13:53:06 UTC+0100 1999

Hi Andrew,

Just popped in to say "hi" and let you know that the climnbing bug is still with me. Next month I'm going to Nepal on a three week trek taking in the Gokyo Lakes and Everest Base Camp. Thanks for the great trip to Kili last year !

-Kevin.


Climbing trip
John Upperco
jupperco@aol.com
USA Thu Sep 30 09:42:19 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) 1999


Darlene Vogel
Marquita Westfall
xena60@webtv.net
Richmond Thu Oct 21 18:14:04 1999

Hi
I like watching PACIFIC BBLUE
Darlene Vogel was my faavorite if any can tell
me why she left the show an what she is doing now
reply

Kilimanjaro
Peter Svenningsen
psvenn@ddbneedham.dk
Denmark Wed Nov 03 15:33:48 GMT-2300 1999

Two of us, Soren Kristensen and myself, used EPW to climb Kilimanjaro via the Umbwe Route. The whole trip was extremely well planned and everything worked perfect.We had a superb climb, we were lucky with the weather and all. We can only highly recomend EPW to anybody, and we would gladly use their services again in the future.

Mt. Kilimanjaro
Thom Mindala
TMindala@aol.com
USA Sat Jan 22 20:41:15 MST 2000

Am interested in a possible trip to climb Mt Kilimanjaro during the summer of 2002. Would appreciate any info you can provide.

Climbing Kilimanjaro
Poul Grashoff
poulg@demis.nl
Netherlands Wed Feb 16 17:44:31 UTC+0100 2000

Kilimanjaro is definitely the mountain with the most beautifull vegetation and wildlife. Walking thorough the climate zones there is fantastic. Be sure to read about what you will see.

You can find my story on the web at: http://www.demis.nl/poul/Kilimanjaro_in_december.htm

climb kilimanjaro
Wheeler Aman & Patricia J Aman
trish917@juno.com
usa Sun Apr 2 18:15:17 EDT 2000

we are interested in the climb this sept. what does it involve. We are age 59 & 62. Hopefully very healthy. Please send us some information

planning to visit kili in 2001
Ian Halliday
ian@halliday77.fsnet.co.uk
England Sat Apr 15 18:17:09 UTC+0100 2000

An excellent starting point for inspiration

Trek on Kili and Mt. Kenya
Floriano Beffa
fbeffa@tinet.ch
Switzerland Sat May 13 17:03:00 UTC+0200 2000

Dear Andrew,

at the middle of January we have made a trek in Kenya and Tanzania.

Until yet we have send any kind of answer to you, that was not a good thing.

But with this notice we search to thank you for all the organization and tha accomodation we have found.
It was really very well organized and the people we have meet was exceptional.

In the following points I will described the different hot points we have lived in Africa:

1. With AirFrance we have had about 2 hours delay, but at our arrive at the airport two people were at the door attending our arrival, they have said to us that in Kenya there is no problems about delay; they can work this day or the day after, without problems ... another live philosophy...
2. The hospitality at Fairview Hotel was really a model hospitality. To much eated...
3. By the transfer from Fairview Hotel to Springlands Hotel in Tanzania we have seen the changes of the vegetation and of the people meeted. For this transfer two bus-companies were payed from you!! The company that we have meet at the ariport and another company which driver was comming to us, at the Fairview Hotel, with my name.
4. At Springlands Hotel we have had all the commodities we have asked and more, more ...
5. The ascent to the Uhuru Peak was very well organized. All thing was arranged. But, really, the table, the chairs and the tablecloth were too, too much. We are people from the Swiss Alps and on our mountains there is nobody that organized an excursion, a trek, in such a manner. The organization of Zara Adventures was a top.
The guide was perfect too. Big boss Ritchy has proved a very good knowledge of the mountain and of the altitude, his attitude on the management of the porters was perfect too.
Two persons of us have been fieber and, unfortunately, they have been accompanied to the hotel.
6. After the ascent on Uhuru Peak and the successive descent, we have made the transfer to Chogoria in Kenya. By this transport the company has lost my baggage with the photos of Kili, the papers that confirmed our arrival at the summit and some other things. This was the only bad event that was appened during the two weeks.
7. The ascent to the Lenana, Nelion and Batian with the group of Dixon guide was amazing!! The change of the vegetation, the rocks and the general view was a dream.
Dixon was not so 'pooly-pooly' as the Big boss Ritchy guide on Kili and for the majority of us was nearly better (after the acclimatization on Kili).
8. The group of porters on Mt. Kenya was a bit more professional than on M. Kili.
9. The day which we have climbed the Nelion and Batian Points was the very best day of all the trek. Really, an amazing journey on the rhyolite rocks of Mt. Kenya. Nobody was on the route save us! An ineffaceable record in our minds...
10. Together Dixon, I have freeclimbed the south route for Batian, just to about 5'000 m.a.s.. Dixon is not only a good guide for the simply route but he could be a very good technical guide too.
11. Dixon, 'Mpishi' and other two guys have had the pacience to stay with us during the last day in Nairobi. This was extremely well appreciated from all the people of our group.

As attachment I trasmit you the article that I have wrote for the alpinistic review of our federation (that's an italian version - word version 2000).


I take the occasion to ask you if is possible to organize (for august 2001) a trek/expedition to the Peak Kommunist (ev. Peak Korjenevskoy, too).


Sorry for the bad english and best regards,

floriano

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Killimanjaro Climb
Lee Spencer
lts@blueyonder.co.uk
England Sun Sep 3 17:08:38 UTC+0100 2000

Five of us, Ryan, Debbie, Aaron, Jayne and myself climbed Killimanjaro & spent the following week in Zanzibar on a trip organised by EWP in July/August 2000.
The whole trip was well planned and (almost)everything went to schedule as planned out in the itenary provided by Fay.
We had a brilliant climb with the Zara guide Saidi and his support staff.

Three of us made Uhuru Peak on the morning of 31st July 2000.
Words cannot describe our feelings(probably because we were so exhausted!) when we reached Gilman's to see the sun rise.. and Uhuru peak two hours later!

Thankyou EWP, we would recommend you(and the climb) to anyone!!

One millenium I won't be forgetting in a hurry?

Lee Spencer, London, England.

Transylvania alps trekking with Andrei
George Rahlfs
gbrahlfs@prodigy.net
USA Tue Sep 5 23:27:30 EDT 2000

Just returned from the Transylvania Alps trekking
trip with Andrei as the guide. This is certainly one of the most beautiful places to trek in this world. Andrei knows them better than anyone and he could not have been more helpful or cosiderate
throughout the adventure. He became a friend as well as a guide.

Transylvania alps trekking with Andrei
George Rahlfs
gbrahlfs@prodigy.net
USA Tue Sep 5 23:36:49 EDT 2000

Just returned from the Transylvania Alps trekking
trip with Andrei as the guide. This is certainly one of the most beautiful places to trek in this world. Andrei knows them better than anyone and he could not have been more helpful or cosiderate
throughout the adventure. He became a friend as well as a guide.

Kili njarro hike/climb
Tore Endal
torendal@online.no
Norge Sun Sep 17 11:34:56 UTC+0200 2000

I've read your info. regarding the Kili trip, and
I'm keen to make the trip myself the 29.th of Sep.2000.
Bisides, nice layout and a easy understandable text.
C u after the trip.

Kilimanjaro/Mt Kenya
Margaret Watson
labracadabra@earthlink.ned
USA Tue Oct 10 00:52:10 PDT 2000

I just returned from your Mt Kenya/Kilimanjaro trek with the Bates party. It was absolutely wonderful! Both of our head guides (Dixon in Kenya and Felix for Kili were excellent. We couldn't have asked for better trekking companions than we had. Thank you so much!
Margaret Watson

We apologise for the Guest Book being unavailable for the last few months.
Thinking Elbrus
Tom Morse
tom@woodburymorse.com
USA Thu May 24 16:32:47 2001

I am part of a group of guys who are trying to gain more altitude experience. We climbed Kilimanjaro this year and hope attempt a more demanding mountain, such as Elbrus, in 2002 or 2003.

Fagaras, Romania
Martin Wilson
martins.wilson@tesco.net
Halifax, England Wed Jul 11 22:22:03 UTC+0100 2001

We visited Fagaras in early June 2001.This was a mistake in that it was too early in the season and the weather was against us.This meant that only a limited number of days were spent on the ridge itself. Still there were compensations, Andrei , our guide, invited us to stay at his parents house which gave us an intriguing insight into Romanian country life.
Andrei, as far as I know, is the only guide in the Fagaras.In fact he runs the Fagaras tourist industry virtually on a single-hand basis, he has written the book , written the map , taken the photos for the postcards, and I'm told he will have the t-shirts for sale next year!
The mountain huts or Cabanas, offer simple but reasonable accommodation. The food is OK but the tripe soup served one night took some stomaching (!).There is a plentiful supply of beer & wine which is useful because some of the days are quite long & you feel like you have earned a beer after a 10hr walk.The standard of the Cabanas may not be what will be expected in the Alps , but then you have to remember that all supplies have to be transported in by mule.
Bears & wolves roam wild in the woods but by far the wildest , maddest animals around these parts are the sheepdogs.They will spot you at a great distance then charge towards you at breakneck speed , barking in a manic manner,with a crazy look in their eyes.Assuming you have the nerve, the solution is simple. Stand your ground and stare at them - HARD - they don't like it. If this does not work - just hit them with a big stick ,preferably between the eyes !
We found the Romanian people to be invariably friendly and optimistic for the country's future despite the economic problems of the present.
All in all despite limited sucess in mountaineering terms, a hugely interesting trip & one certainly worth doing.

Martin Wilson / David Pickles

Elbrus 4-18 August 2001
Ashley Hale
ashley_hale@yahoo.com
UK Wed Aug 29 13:04:08 UTC+0100 2001

Fantastic, successful trip!
EWP rep (Mike), Guides and porters etc., were superb, friendly, knowledgeable, and great fun. Most of all it lead to a suuceesful ascent to the summit of Europe. Please see personal website for more details and photos.

Elbrus 4-18 Aug 2001
Ashley Hale
ashley_hale@yahoo.com
UK Wed Aug 29 13:08:17 UTC+0100 2001

Elbrus website address:
elbrus2001.tripod.com

introduce
yeguh
bocah_klasic@yahoo.com
indonesia Thu Aug 30 13:54:48 UTC+0700 2001

hai i am teguh from indonesia
i want to join with ur climbing
and i hope if u have a picture about climbing
u wanna send to my email or my address in jl. kolonel sugiono no. 39 malang, indonesia
before i say thank so much
bye,nice to meet u

Kilimanjaro
Emilie Meinadier
emeinadier@hotmail.com
France Tue Sep 4 12:53:33 UTC+0200 2001


Kili + Serengeti
Karl Hadler
khadler@web.de
Germany Tue Nov 13 17:56:38 GMT+0100 ((MEZ) Mitteleuropäische Zeit) 2001

Thanks, Fay, for organising this trip to the mountain and the nature reserves.
It was both demanding and exciting.
And I'm very pleased that I had the chance to take all those pictures for my website www.hadler.de/Serengeti .

Karl

Mt. Meru
Robert Zerby
doctorzerby@military.com
St.Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands Thu Apr 25 11:44:03 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time) 2002

Robert William Zerby
St.Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
E-mail: doctorzerby@military.com

When I climbed Mt. Meru, I found the views of Ngurdot Crater, the Ash Cone, and Momella Lakes to be among the most beautiful sites. However, watch out for the Colobus Monkeys :-) They do not like humans and they will let you know it :-)

Semper Fi,
Robert Zerby
St.Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
E-mail: doctorzerby@military.com
.

Kilimanjaro
David Lee
david@italiaconnection.co.uk
England Sat Apr 19 16:04:22 UTC+0100 2003

I am thinking about booking the Kili trip, do you take time to acclimatise first with a couple of smaller climbs on other mountains before attempting Kili!

Kilimanjaro Price
Kqeim Hosein
general@3web.net
Canada Sat Jun 21 14:40:26 PDT 2003

I was very much surprised at the inexpensive cost of the Kili Summit trip compared to a trip to Mount Everest.The experience is just the same if you complete it....Great web-site !!!

mount kenya
imogen

england Tue Jul 1 11:20:42 UTC+0100 2003


Kilimanjaro
John Thornton
thornts4@blueyonder.co.uk
England Fri Jul 25 09:48:57 UTC+0100 2003

Just returned from a succesful ascent of Kili with 5 friends. We did the Machame route and the scenery was spectacular, especially from Shira and Barafu camps. Our guide and assistant guide, Shabaz and Jakobs were excellent pacing us very well and arranging the camp facilities in a quietly controlled manner - get these guys if you can. Slow relentless progress was the name of the game for us as we are all over 50. The finalascent was a bit surreal as there was a full moon and we walked through the night without head torches. One problem was the tents which were too small and prone to condensation on the nylon inners which promptly froze. Our protestations resulted in an upgrade on our subsequent safari but it's worth checking tentage before you leave Moshi Overall a hard but rewarding experience

Guiding
Wilson Njeru
rweexp2000@yahoo.com
Kenya Sun Sep 7 11:37:45 UTC+0300 2003

I have guided for E.W.P. on technical busis. They are great people with great tast for the mountains.
I would recomend the company for anybody planing a trek or a climb.
See you on the mountains.


Jon Barratt
jon.barratt@kcl.ac.uk
UK Tue Oct 7 15:41:04 UTC+0100 2003


Peak Welbeck
Jon Barratt
jon.barratt@kcl.ac.uk
UK Tue Oct 7 15:47:28 UTC+0100 2003

I thought the EWP trip to the Virgin Peaks in Kyrgyzstan was superb, it certainly got me going with the whole mountaineering thing. It was well organised with a suitable amount of unknowns adding to the adventure experience.

Thanks Andrew

Jon

kilimandscharo
Rainer Marschel
reporter-ffo@web.de
Germany Mon Dec 29 13:38:18 UTC+0100 2003

suche dringend ein großes kilimandscharo-poster. können sie mir helfen. wenn nicht, wo bekomme ich eins? danke im voraus, rainer marschel

Mt. Elbruse
Amy Martinsen
Apm127@comcast.net
USA Wed Jan 7 12:47:48 EST 2004

While searching for information on my son's homeland I came across your site. My son was born in Vladakavkaz, Northern Osetia,Russia. Believe it or not his birth name is Elbruse which we Americanized to Bruce! So happy to see that there are people who can go to enjoy the beautifu breathtaking view of the Caucus Mts. Enjoy!!

enjoy work productions EWP
sidney n. pieter
enjoywork@hotmail.com
the netherlands Wed Feb 25 2004 20:43:23 GMT+0100

greetings form ewp, media, art & entertainement from
the netherlands Enjoy Work Productions c 1999 business camping travell - enjoy work productions c 2004 media, arts & entertaiment

Kilimanjaro Ice
Dolf Pellenbarg

Wed Feb 25 23:24:50 UTC 2004

Dear Fay and Andrew,

I have been back from Tanzania for a week now and I want to thank you for organizing a very good holiday for me. I was very satisfied with the Springlands Hotel and the service that Zara provided. They were very flexible too. The day I returned from the top of Meru I sprained my ankle. This meant that I asked them to switch around the ascent of Kili and the safari. This was no problem at all.

I climbed Kili via the Umbwe route and the Western Breach. Both were substantially better than the standard routes in my view. Andrew, regrettably the Heim glacier is no longer a realistic objective I think. Not only has the ice almost completely disappeared from Window buttress, but the Heim now only starts approx. 150 m. above Window buttress, while it already ends approx. 150 m. below the crater rim. The same holds for the Plenck glaciers. Now they are no more than snow/icefields in the middle of a wall. Kersten and Decken are in better shape but the lower parts looked too difficult to solo for me. What still looks very attractive is the breach wall side. We had 30-40cm of new snow in the Western Breach, and also the Breach glacier routes looked fine. Particulraly fine looked a series of icefalls at the western side of the Breach wall, directly facing Arrow camp, that ended very near the Messner icicle on the Balleto snowfield; has this ever been done? The icicle itself is still there but does not continue all the way to the diamond snowfield.

With kind regards,
Dolf

funding
anjali kadam
nfdheritage@icenet.net
india Thu Aug 5 11:29:09 UTC+0530 2004

We are an N.G.O, working in the field of heritage conservation, we would like to print tourist maps for walled cities, also looking for funding in the first stage.In the second stage we would like to publish maps for tourist use of different cities in India.

Anjali Kadam

Kilimanjaro
Rick Jensen
rjensen75@hotmail.com
USA Thu Aug 12 09:45:12 EDT 2004

Our party of four climbed Kili via the Machame route, summiting on Aug 1 under a full moon in excellent weather. The arrangements through EWP were impeccable, and the service from Zara was excellent -- at the Springlands Hotel in Moshi, from our guides on the mountain, not to mention the porters and the good food, and on our subsequent safari. Thanks to EWP for a fine trip.

I love this site
Igbo lome
igbolo@yahoo.com
LOME Thu Sep 2 11:08:08 UTC+0200 2004


Llandovery College - Mt Kenya Trip
Liz Purchase

Tue Oct 19 14:44:21 UTC+0100 2004

Sir, great site I loved the pictures of all your trips but where are the ones from our trip up mount kenya? :( it was a truelly amazing experience and one that all of us pupils will have for the rest of our lives. Thanks for making it possible! :) xx

Kilimanjaro
John Mayer
www.geocities.com/romanmbwasi USA
13 June 2006

Had a great time climbing mount kilimanjaro

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enjoywork@hotmail.com
the netherlands Wed Feb 25 2004 20:43:23 GMT+0100

greetings form ewp, media, art & entertainement from
the netherlands Enjoy Work Productions c 1999 business camping travell - enjoy work productions c 2004 media, arts & entertaiment

Kilimanjaro Ice
Dolf Pellenbarg

Wed Feb 25 23:24:50 UTC 2004

Dear Fay and Andrew,

I have been back from Tanzania for a week now and I want to thank you for organizing a very good holiday for me. I was very satisfied with the Springlands Hotel and the service that Zara provided. They were very flexible too. The day I returned from the top of Meru I sprained my ankle. This meant that I asked them to switch around the ascent of Kili and the safari. This was no problem at all.

I climbed Kili via the Umbwe route and the Western Breach. Both were substantially better than the standard routes in my view. Andrew, regrettably the Heim glacier is no longer a realistic objective I think. Not only has the ice almost completely disappeared from Window buttress, but the Heim now only starts approx. 150 m. above Window buttress, while it already ends approx. 150 m. below the crater rim. The same holds for the Plenck glaciers. Now they are no more than snow/icefields in the middle of a wall. Kersten and Decken are in better shape but the lower parts looked too difficult to solo for me. What still looks very attractive is the breach wall side. We had 30-40cm of new snow in the Western Breach, and also the Breach glacier routes looked fine. Particulraly fine looked a series of icefalls at the western side of the Breach wall, directly facing Arrow camp, that ended very near the Messner icicle on the Balleto snowfield; has this ever been done? The icicle itself is still there but does not continue all the way to the diamond snowfield.

With kind regards,
Dolf

funding
anjali kadam
nfdheritage@icenet.net
india Thu Aug 5 11:29:09 UTC+0530 2004

We are an N.G.O, working in the field of heritage conservation, we would like to print tourist maps for walled cities, also looking for funding in the first stage.In the second stage we would like to publish maps for tourist use of different cities in India.

Anjali Kadam

Kilimanjaro
Rick Jensen
rjensen75@hotmail.com
USA Thu Aug 12 09:45:12 EDT 2004

Our party of four climbed Kili via the Machame route, summiting on Aug 1 under a full moon in excellent weather. The arrangements through EWP were impeccable, and the service from Zara was excellent -- at the Springlands Hotel in Moshi, from our guides on the mountain, not to mention the porters and the good food, and on our subsequent safari. Thanks to EWP for a fine trip.

I love this site
Igbo lome
igbolo@yahoo.com
LOME Thu Sep 2 11:08:08 UTC+0200 2004


Llandovery College - Mt Kenya Trip
Liz Purchase

Tue Oct 19 14:44:21 UTC+0100 2004

Sir, great site I loved the pictures of all your trips but where are the ones from our trip up mount kenya? :( it was a truelly amazing experience and one that all of us pupils will have for the rest of our lives. Thanks for making it possible! :) xx

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