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You will be glad you read it.I call them the Ten Commandments because I believe that these are ten things that anybody going on safari should take into account.Commandment 1.Thou shall not forget thy camera.Sounds obvious for those who don't leave their cameras behind,Or those of us who have expensive cameras with all those fancy buttons that we haven't really figured out how to use yet,UGG Bailey Button Triplet 1873, this would be one of those reasons why we spent a fortune on them.But how about those of us who may not be good at taking pictures or have never taken any except of course those moments when a family member or a stranger asks you to take them or your idea of a camera is your phone with that 2 mega pixel.If I was to recommended a camera for a safari it would have to be a 35mm camera with automatic exposure and interchangeable Lenses. For the best results in photographing wildlife and birds, you should have a zoom lens. Remember to bring extra batteries for every camera and flash unit.Commandment 2 Learn thy neighbor’s language.In most parts of Africa you will find that English or French are the official language but sometimes there will be a national language.This is simply a language that most locals will speak. In Kenya and Tanzania for example, Swahili is considered the national language although most locals can speak English you will sometimes encounter those that don’t. It helps if you can say a few basic words in the local language.You will also soon discover that when you can say a few words in the local language you will often get special results.A simple guide to pronunciation:a as in father,e as in bed,i as in tin,o as in or,u as in truthHelpful Words and Phrases in Swahili should you be headed to East Africa.GeneralHello! Jambo!How are you? 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Laundry service is available in most places so you can replenish your supply of clean clothing as you need it. Much of the time on safari is spent in a van, so lightweight and comfortable walking shoes (tennis shoes or desert boots) are appropriate; hiking boots are not necessary. The style in Africa is casual, even in the evening.You will be in the sun a great deal, and at these altitudes it is easy to sunburn very quickly. A complimentary safari hat is given to each of our guests, so you will not need to pack one. Do pack a swimsuit and cover-up, as some of the properties have lovely swimming pools.5. Check thy safari checklist.So what is a safari check list?These are items you will often find useful and you might want to bring along on your safari.Alarm Clock – travel sizeConverter/Adapter- electricity is 220V. 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