Why, at the summit of Kilimanjaro, is there a sign saying "World's
Highest Free Standing Mountain", as appears on the pic on the Outdoors
Magic site at the moment?
Could anyone explain this please?
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Kilimanjaro Query
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On 18/8/05 19:53, in article
[email hidden], "[email hidden]"Quoted message said:
Why, at the summit of Kilimanjaro, is there a sign saying "World's
Highest Free Standing Mountain", as appears on the pic on the Outdoors
Magic site at the moment?Could anyone explain this please?
Well, it is a bit unusual in being such a big lump all on its own.
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ie, because its the biggest rise from sea level (or perhaps ground
level might be a better expression)??? -
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the wonderful person "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]> saidQuoted message said:
Why, at the summit of Kilimanjaro, is there a sign saying "World's
Highest Free Standing Mountain", as appears on the pic on the Outdoors
Magic site at the moment?Could anyone explain this please?
Presumably it's because it is not part of a major range like the Alps,
Himalaya, Andes, Rockies, etc. etc. Everyone needs =something= to brag
about I guess.--
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Quoted message said:
Why, at the summit of Kilimanjaro, is there a sign saying "World's
Highest Free Standing Mountain", as appears on the pic on the Outdoors
Magic site at the moment?Could anyone explain this please?
Free-standing?? What on earth is propping the others up then?
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[email hidden] said...
Quoted message said:
Why, at the summit of Kilimanjaro, is there a sign saying "World's
Highest Free Standing Mountain", as appears on the pic on the Outdoors
Magic site at the moment?Could anyone explain this please?
Free-standing?? What on earth is propping the others up then?
Nothing ! That's just your imagination :-)
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