After 48 years of dreaming of this (read "Snows of Kilimanjaro" when I was 12), finally climbed to the Roof of Africa with my wife and others.

There's a whole story, and I'm working on that, but here's the summit picture.

Me in front left with the tan pants. Heidi is in the red jacket.

365 days after retiring from the USAF, USAFR and Air Guard.


21 July 2019 at 1424 hrs Tanzania local time.

And how great that it was a clear day at the summit. Perfect!

RS

Wow David! What a way to kick that off the Bucket List.
Congratulations to you and Heidi.
Les

Congratulations David.

Congratulations!

Very cool. Congrats...

Quite an accomplishment. Hope you and Heidi relish the experience and treasure the memories.

Well done, sir!!

Great accomplishment David! I have a buddy that did the climb a few months ago and after hearing about his adventure I know it's no small task.

I said “non-trivial” so many times I thought she was going to push me off a cliff....

Congrat's David, looks fun!

Well done :),

Congratulations.

Congratulations!

Great Picture

Yes, well done sir!

Wow! Am impressed and tickled that you got to summit Kilimanjaro, doubly so to make the climb with your wife. We salute you!

Congratulations! Even better that you were able to make the climb together with your wife. Impressive accomplishment and great memories for both of you!

Congratulations! My wife and I climbed Point Lenana on Mt Kenya a couple of decades ago. There are some beautiful mountains in East Africa.

And the people are fantastic.

Absolutely!

Great!
And a fine photo.

Congrats to All!

Something a lot of people don't realize about Africa for sure

Congratulations. It's something I wish I had done.

Well done!

Congratulations.

That is outstanding.
Jealous here.

Congratulations, sounds like a great adventure. Well done.

Congratulations David!

Congratulations, sir!

Salute !!!

So cool. I have always wanted to do that. I am anxious to read the whole story.

Well done! Looks like a great adventure.

Did you see Hemingway's leopard? Just kidding. Great adventure. Congratulations.

Didn’t see the leopard, but the locals did mention him...the leopard, that is.