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- Does anyone speak Swahili?
- Most of them do down there.
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No. Does anyone in our party
speak SwahiIi, sir?
:32:09
- WeIl, Matron's got a smattering.
- Apart from the two Matrons.
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Good Lord.
I forgot about her.
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Apart from them, who else
is coming on our expedition ?
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Well, we've got
the Arthur Brown twins...
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two botanists called Madchen,
the William Johnston brothers...
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- Two of them.
- Four. Pair of identical twins.
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Two of the Harry Baker quads
and you two.
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- And none of these are mountaineers?
- Well, you two are.
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And we've got a brace of guides
called Jimmy Blankensoft...
:32:37
because Kilimanjaro
is a pretty tricky climb.
:32:40
Most of it's up,
till we reach the very top...
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and then it tends
to slope away rather sharply.
:32:46
But Jimmy's put his heads together
and worked out a way up. Jimmy
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Jimmy Blankensoft, Arthur Wilson.
Arthur Wilson , Jimmy Blankensoft.
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Jimmy Blankensoft Two,
Arthur Wilson Two.
:32:56
Arthur Wilson Two,
Jimmy Blankensoft One.
:32:58
- Carry on, Jimmy.
- Don't worry about the...
:33:02
We'lI get him up, all right.
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Well, l'd better describe the route.
We start off simply up Kilimanjaro...
:33:18
Quite simple.
No problem there, basically.
:33:20
And then we go on to
the main face itself of Kilimanjaro.
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lt's a bit difficult
here because...
:33:32
There's a difficult bit 'round here
when you've got to go...
:33:34
from the end of the mantel-piece
onto the coffee table.
:33:38
lt's a bit of a difficuIt jump.
We don't need those.
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Then you've got the rail up here,
which is quite a good fortune.
:33:45
There's a terribly easy bit
over the floor up onto the chair.
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And then we've got...
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We get down.
We go quite simplistic.