Kili - Tips for dust control

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Re: Kili - Tips for dust control

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WarDamnPanic wrote:I am also doing the Machame route in August. What kind of clothing should I wear for the climb?
From what I've seen, you start out in shorts and a T-shirt, and end up wearing full winter gear on summit day.
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Re: Kili - Tips for dust control

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WarDamnPanic wrote:I am also doing the Machame route in August. What kind of clothing should I wear for the climb?
We had one guy wear shorts all the way to Barafu Camp. Most people wore long, light pants and either short sleeves or one/two long sleeve thin layers. It just depends on how how cold you get and how you're able to adjust on the trail.
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