ahoys.
I'm off on a river trip down the orange river, the border of SA and namibia.
What i's wondering is if any other of you have done river rafting.
I'm busy building a l shape to shove my cushion onto and support my back. I'm planning to strap the L to the ablebodied seat and run like that.
If any of you have experiance to share i'd be most happy to hear.
Rafting Down The Orange River, The Border Of Sa And Namibia
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musical-poet
, Apr 16 2009 10:39 AM
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#2
Posted 17 April 2009 - 08:31 PM
I'm guessing river rafting is not really a common para pass time,
Off with my bud stuart tomorrow for some pre-fresh water rowing at "hout bay" nice harbour like giant mass of ocean water that won't 'wave' me over every 5 seconds but still give me motion of the ocean.
I guess the best bet is to post photo's when i've done the trip so any other mad people who like risk can have a referance.
Off with my bud stuart tomorrow for some pre-fresh water rowing at "hout bay" nice harbour like giant mass of ocean water that won't 'wave' me over every 5 seconds but still give me motion of the ocean.
I guess the best bet is to post photo's when i've done the trip so any other mad people who like risk can have a referance.
chef was and is my name!
#4
Posted 18 April 2009 - 05:27 PM
nope.
A fellow chair friend of mine goes to a psyc group to deal with adapting to life in a chair and they found a lady who helped a quad go down a couple of years ago. (bout 2 or 3 years, never did remember the exact timing.)
Either way she has taken her outdoor career and has gotten industry support and started a company 'outdoor africa.'
Now what they are doing is giving back the life i used to have back to us para's.
She did say the name of the company whose giving the guides and boats but as i mentioned earlier i can't recall the details.
I'll ask for more info again this week.
A fellow chair friend of mine goes to a psyc group to deal with adapting to life in a chair and they found a lady who helped a quad go down a couple of years ago. (bout 2 or 3 years, never did remember the exact timing.)
Either way she has taken her outdoor career and has gotten industry support and started a company 'outdoor africa.'
Now what they are doing is giving back the life i used to have back to us para's.
She did say the name of the company whose giving the guides and boats but as i mentioned earlier i can't recall the details.
I'll ask for more info again this week.
chef was and is my name!
#9
Posted 30 April 2009 - 09:10 PM
Access Leisure (Sacramento, CA)
Environmental Traveling Companions (Lotus, CA)
Disabled Sports USA Far West (Citrus Heights, CA)
and many others - do seasonal whitewater rafting trips for gimps on the American River (North, South and Middle forks). Great outfits. I'm sure they'll have ideas for modifying rigs.
Good luck.
Lynn
Environmental Traveling Companions (Lotus, CA)
Disabled Sports USA Far West (Citrus Heights, CA)
and many others - do seasonal whitewater rafting trips for gimps on the American River (North, South and Middle forks). Great outfits. I'm sure they'll have ideas for modifying rigs.
Good luck.
Lynn
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Irrevence is the champion of liberty and its only defense. -Twain
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