My name's Zack and I'm 14. This summer my dad and I travelled to Tanzania to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain. My dad and I have climbed many mountains in Scotland since I was little, but , at 5,895 metres , Kilimanjaro was higher than anything I'd done before. Planning the trip took months including a few weeks training in the mountains of Switzerland. Over 20,000 people climb Kilimanjaro every year.Some do it because the countryside is very interesting, going from rainforest to snow at the top. Our reason was that you can get to the top ropes and special climbing kit. There are also few storms on the mountain, but we only learnt that later. Some UK travel companies only take people older than fifteen up Kilimanjaro.thought this was strange because the youngest person to climb it was only seven. But a company in Tanzania with experience of climbing with kids allowed us to book their trip. Climbing above 4,000 metres can be difficult because some people get terrible headaches I was fine, but others in our group were sick including Dad, so I had to look after him as we got near the top. The other problem was he lost his gloves. His hands got so cold, he couldn't feel them. This was dangerous, so I gave him my socks to keep his hands warm. It took us six days altogether and it was my best experience ever. I'd do it again tomorrow. What is the best title for this article? A A difficult trip for me A B My dad's first big climb ) Helping my dad on the mountain