Bag/Case for safari?

[Mrs.Purdue]

Originally Posted by utdbear

I would check out Karl Grobl Photojournalist Humanitarian Photojournalist Humanitarian Photojournalism Humanitarian Photography Humanitarian Photography . He is an international photojournalist that has some good advice on how to travel light internationally(mostly in the far corners of the world).

wait, is Karl Grobl a humanitarian photojournalist? man, i'm glad you cleared that up by putting in every imaginable combination of keywords. hopefully you'll at least get a kickback.

[Dobick]

Originally Posted by Mrs.Purdue

wait, is Karl Grobl a humanitarian photojournalist? man, i'm glad you cleared that up by putting in every imaginable combination of keywords. hopefully you'll at least get a kickback.

actually -- the link is a result of the forum software grabbing the keywords from the website that was linked. The poster of that link does not really have any direct control over what gets put in there if they use the "hyperlink" button in the post.

someone was trying to be nice and give you additional options for your trip and you decide to be rude...

[Mrs.Purdue]

Originally Posted by Dobick

actually -- the link is a result of the forum software grabbing the keywords from the website that was linked. The poster of that link does not really have any direct control over what gets put in there if they use the "hyperlink" button in the post.

someone was trying to be nice and give you additional options for your trip and you decide to be rude...

really? i've never seen any links like that before... i do appreciate the help - i had gone to check out the link as soon as he posted, just thought the variations on the 2 words all laid out together was pretty hilarious.

[venchka]

It's possible to edit the visible verbage in a link before posting. However, there isn't always time or you are looking at the keyboard, etc. It's not done on purpose.

Don't forget the tight sealing plastic bags. You haven't seen dust and rain until you've been to Africa. Usually in the same day. Same hour even.

Will you be starting your malaria meds. before departure? Don't leave home without them. I took the pills religiously for almost 3 years when I worked in Angola. A few of the folks I worked with didn't and paid the price.

Have fun!