Is there any great stories on White Water Rafting?
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i have sumfrom my 2 trips. a bit short, random or strange, but check my profile 2 email me 4 them
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I love the clear water spring-fed Ichetucknee River near where I grew up in Fla. I'd like to scuba and swim in the Great Barrier Reef off Austrailia, though. That would be awesome.
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Class 1: no rapids, smooth flowing water \nClass 2: some rough water--the line is easy to see and pursue \nClass 3: whitewater but very safe for larger rafts; kayakers and canoeists should have good rolling or self-rescue skills \nClass 4: whitewater for experienced paddlers only; the route through the rapids may require quick maneuvering \nClass 5: whitewater for advanced paddlers; scouting the rapid may be required, and there may be hidden hazards which require precise maneuvering \nClass 6: impassable or exploratory; for teams of experts, taking all safety precautions
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Just outside of San Antonio, there is New Braunsfels.  It is a blast to take the kids river rafting there.
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Start here-\nhttp://www.adventuretraveltips.com/
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http://www.faceadrenalin.com/bloukrans_river_bridge.htm\n\nHere you go.\n\nI searched this 'worlds highest commercial bungee jump'
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Cal Salmon River Rafting  it's a level 5 course  =)
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http://www.trollshop.net/stories/stories/\nhttp://burpingtroll.com/\nhttp://www.story-lovers.com/listsogrestrollsstories.html
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Depends upon the time of year, but whitewater rafting is really cool.  You can get a solid day or overnight package for two in either Northern or Southern California (and Oregon).\n\nOr, book a night at the Awahnee Lodge in Yosemite. Do some hiking, and take him back for a little romance.  Very cool place, though not cheap.\n\nYou could do either of these as a gift certificate/basket, and work with him on the exact dates.
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yes.Did it in Florida once at a place where you pay to do it. They were tame and it was cool except the males are highly oversexed and find the back of the human knee very very attractive, and they are big and strong and heavy and it can get a little scary.\n\nThen several times in the wild when we had a house in Galveston, we'd take the jet skis off shore, turn off the motor and just sit and they'd come around. We'd stay on the ski b/c they were wild and we didn't want to risk getting in, but it was way cool to be able to be so close.\n\nAlso we had a catamaran and they'd keep pace with us as we sailed, jumping our wake. They are really beautiful and always look like they are laughing and have a zest for life. When they look at you, you just think "Wow, they are INTELLIGENT!"
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Here are some sites you can check out.\nhttp://waterski.about.com/od/tipstricks/a/howto_index.htm\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_18512_wakeboard.html\n\n\nHave fun out there!
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I have, once. It was fun enough I guess, but the water was cold.
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In adventures and religious myths everything is possible. Don't try to give rational reasons for it. Many things could have inspired the storytellers: metheors, comets etc.
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Sure, its fun, its challenging, and there are time trials through rapids on rivers, or I suppose you could possibly race head to head as well.   The whitewater races are whats normally done though.
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Absolutely.  I have twin best memories.  My first time in a canoe and my first time on a horse.  Great experience both ways.  Thanks mom and dad!
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I'm really interested in mountain climbing, and to me, this book is very exciting.  It tells in detail everything that happened on the trip, and vividly explains the '96 Everest disaster.  I've read a couple books on the same topic, but Into Thin Air is probably my favorite.  It's pretty well written, and easy to read.
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http://www.beaverbrook.net/\nhttp://www.lakeplacidrafting.com/\nhttp://www.lakegeorgenewyork.com/html/whitewat.htm\n\nHave Fun :)