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[[File:Kilimanjaro.jpg|thumb|Kilimanjaro rising like ''itself'' above the ''Tsavo''.]] The plain above which [[Kilimanjaro]] actually rises, but which in doing so, does not especially resemble [[Olympus]]. The [[Tsavo]] is quite a long way from the [[Serengeti]], and even further from the West Hollywood salons where [[Toto|David Paich and his buddies]] hung out in the eighties and had the idea for that fabulous song ''[[Africa]]''.
{{a|g|{{africapics}}}}The plain above which [[Kilimanjaro]] actually rises, but which in doing so, does not especially resemble [[Olympus]]. The [[Tsavo]] is quite a long way from the [[Serengeti]], and even further from the West Hollywood salons where [[Toto|David Paich and his buddies]] hung out in the eighties and had the idea for that fabulous song ''[[Africa]]''.
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Kilimanjaro rising like itself above the Tsavo.
Olympus, rising like Olympus, above — I don’t know — Thessaloniki or something.
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The plain above which Kilimanjaro actually rises, but which in doing so, does not especially resemble Olympus. The Tsavo is quite a long way from the Serengeti, and even further from the West Hollywood salons where David Paich and his buddies hung out in the eighties and had the idea for that fabulous song Africa.