what's the meaning of reveir rafting ?
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it's an exciting sport,and it takes lots of skill to steer your craft and remain upright.it's a blast, like bungee jumping.
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On what? Water? Clarify--you're too vague by trying to be creative. \n\nOil floats on water.
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Here are some outfits that will take you...\n\nhttp://www.adventuregateway.com/top-outfitters/river-runners/\n\nhttp://www.riversresort.com/new.html\n\nhttp://www.aceraft.com/rafting/whitewater.html\n\nhttp://www.new-river-rafting.com/\n\nhttp://www.rivermen.com/new_river_lower.cfm\n\nhttp://www.newriver-rafting.com/ \n\nI went down the Gauley with Class VI River Runners and had a great time (overnighted) - I know the food isn't something you'd normally remember about a white water trip with half a dozen class V's but the food Class VI River Runners gave us was excellent!\n\nHave fun and BE SAFE!!
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Kennebec River or Dead River are pretty tough and a lot of people are interested in doing whitewater rafting there. There are a lot of different companies that offer rafting trips. Here the website of one in my town.
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The previous answers are right, to trickle means--'to flow slowly in a thin stream". \nIn addition trickling means "to move slowly or gradually--the crowd trickled slowly away and the park emptied"
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Self-bailing refers to a boat designed such that if a wave breaks over the side or it rains the water will drain out.  This is usually accomplished by having the deck of the boat above the waterline with a hole in the transom to allow the water to drain out, but because the hole is above the waterline no water comes in.\n\nThe only kayak design that I know of that would be self-bailing would be the "sit on top" designs.  On this type of a kayak you sit on a deck that would be near the waterline and water would drain out though a strategically placed hole or channel.
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Sometimes, rocking the boat is the only way to get attention. Sometimes the boat needs to change course because it's heading for dangerous waters. \n\nOne analogy about stability doesn't meant that things are better when stable.
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yes, I have and its a lot of fun. Scary at first if you have never done it before, but  once you get into the swing of things it's a lot of fun. You end up very sore at the end of the day if you haven't gone rafting before, but it is well worth it! My favorite place for rafting is  South Fork American River in California.
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it may have to do with water pressure "lifting" ice off a frozen river causing it to buckle and open up.
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There are many white water rafting companies that operate in Costa Rica, however there are two big ones that are awesome: Rios Tropicales and Aventuras Naturales
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There are sections of the river (in Quebec) where the tides cause the river to flow upstream.  This still happens today.
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BLAINE (Unisex - English) \nThe Source of a River
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I got caught going #2 on a riverbank by people passing by in a boat.  I was shielded on three sides with only the water in front of me being "open".  The boat went by, the driver saw me and pointed, and I saw all four of them doubled over in laughter.  I had to "cut" it in half and try to scurry up the hill while trying to pull up my pants!  True story!
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River boarding is a body boarding sport in which the participant is tethered to the shore while the river flows underneath their board. It is physically analogous to water skiing but instead of being pulled through the water, the water flows past the river boarder. Elastic tethers allow for flexibility the location of the river boarder. Fast flowing currents are preferred.
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You mean a buoy. Is simply a marker like a sign on a highway.\nDefinition is: \n\n1.  A float moored in water to mark a location, warn of danger, or indicate a navigational channel.\n2. A life buoy.\n\nThe navigation aids booklet shows all different color systems for buoys. Captains and Navigators refer to charts and color codings to understand what each buoy means.\n\nA RED one means .... stay away from this point. Could be an underwater ROCK or Wreck, etc.
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Look in "Revalations".
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wow ive done a lot of crazy things...but prolly the most crazy is base jumping in colorado...nothing like a base jump to scare the shit outta you...but then there was the time i was paddling in a raft w/ my friends in lake ontario...and a barge went by and almost flipped us and my dumbass friend dropped the paddle, so we wer stuck in the middle of lake ontario with 3 ham sandwiches for 7 hours...wen we wer finall picked up...we had drifted almost 17 miles!!! it was so far because we had been paddling w/ our hands in the direction we thought was right...but was the total opposite way...that was pretty crazy...