We hiked up Mount Longonot, a volcano that last erupted in the 1860s, to the rim of the primary crater. The rim is at 2560m (8400 feet) and the trail was quite steep in places and sometimes gravelly soil made the going challenging -- both up and down.
1Egyptian Geese at Camp Carnelley's I've never seen ducks in a tree before
2Hammerkops at Camp Carnelley's The hammerkop looks a lot like a pterodactyl.
3Lovebirds and Weavers at Camp Carnelley's
4Lilac-Breasted Roller at Camp Carnelley's
5Camp Carnelley's
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8African Sacred Ibis at Camp Carnelley's
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14Mount Longonot: Nearing the Crater's Rim
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17View from Mount Longonot
18View from Mount Longonot
19Mount Longonot: The End of the Ascent Is Nigh
20Mount Longonot: Standing Above the Crowd
21Mount Longonot: Almost There -- Really
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25Mount Longonot's Main Crater
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37Mount Longonot: Coming Down Is Also Steep -- Requiring Care