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Thursday
17Jul

Botswana vehicles for my camping safaris

DateThursday, July 17, 2008 at 04:01PM

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 Al, Nic and Trevor on safari in Botswana, April 2008

Just a quick grab shot to illustrate what some of my vehicles look like in Botswana. These are the vehicles when we are camping, not the ones we use when staying in lodges. Notice the photographer who sits in the front seat will use a bean bag on the dashboard, and the photographer in the first row seat has ample room to use a tripod with a gimbal mount. The rear row (not seen) works best with a monopod. Notice the cooler box (aka "refrigerator") in the middle seat? Nothing like cold beer, wine, sodas and water when out on a long game drive.

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Reader Comments (2)

Great setup... and glad to see you take your 'fridge' with you! Very important!! :)

July 18, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterGerry

I just came across your blog... Looks like an awesome setup. I dream to come on one of these some day.

July 19, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterAlex Mody

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