Alan, the trek is a great tour. ; The guides we had were very knowledgable and I think everyone in our group had a great time. I highly recommend taking the tour with a group of friends. We filled one entire tour and had a lot of fun and so did our guides.
I brought my D700 with battery grip and GPS and the 200-400 on the trek. The key with any camera gear is that it must be completely supported by a camera strap so you have both hands free on the bridges. I used the regular rapid strap hardware to attach the lens tripod foot and a set of modified hardware to also secure the body to the same strap. The tripod foot took all the weight and the second set of hardware forced the camera & lens to hang vertically and not swing around much. ;
They force you to empty all of your pockets because the fall harness straps will force anything in your pockets to fall out. There is a small mesh pocket on the harness best and I was able to stick my sunglasses and a card wallet in there
I must also say that if anyone does this again in the future, the "Alternate Trek" was phenomenal. ; A privately guided tour of Pangani Jungle Trail. ; It included a few unique experiences that I would suspect that you would not get unless you were in the right place at the right time. ; One of those was getting up close and personal in the bird sanctuary when the keeper used a clicker to tell the birds it was mealworm time. ; I would definitely do this again.
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