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It is strongly recommended that all shoes worn should have
flat soles. High heels and platforms will be very
difficult to walk in over rough terrain. We often land on farms
and in open undeveloped country. You will not have to walk far, but,
open toe and high-heeled shoes are an invitation for a thorn or
twisted ankle.
It also helps if the majority of
upper and outer clothing is made of cotton rather than man-made fibres.
Taller passengers may find a hat useful during the summer months.
Can I take a
camera?
Absolutely, there is always plenty
to photograph both prior to the flight, during and afterwards. You may
bring a video camera also. We recommend that you have a suitable soft
case, including carry strap, with you to stow and protect the camera
during the landing, since you will have both hands on the padded gondola
rails. Bring plenty of film. Panoramic cameras are nice for scenery, but
not so good for close-up people shots. If in doubt, bring both types or, a
multi-view camera. |
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