Tyndall Tarn,14,900 feet,nestles beneath the peaks of Mount Kenya - the highest,Batian,is 17,058 feet and on its right is Nelion at 17,022 feet. The glaciers are fast diminshing due to global warming.

Tyndall Tarn,14,900 feet,nestles beneath the peaks of Mount Kenya - the highest,Batian,is 17,058 feet and on its right is Nelion at 17,022 feet. The glaciers are fast diminshing due to global warming.

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