white water rafting

by Impedimenta Mon Jul 29, 2013 2:49 pm

...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.

by Bittu Mon Jul 29, 2013 3:01 pm

IMO there should be two sections on SUCH. One for the commoners and one for the high class peeps.

white water rafting excuse me? Richie rich people driving BMWs eating fancy salads and doing white water rafting for leisure...clearly, I don't belong here.

Point me to the gulli-danda section please.

by Guest Mon Jul 29, 2013 3:13 pm

Bittu wrote:
Point me to the gulli-danda section please.

That would again be me. I sport a tiny scar on my left brow bone courtesy gulli danda. Came from someone hitting the gulli, and me missing the catch. No, we don't need a 3rd section I-will-play-anything-anytime for this.

by Impedimenta Mon Jul 29, 2013 3:55 pm

Bittu wrote:IMO there should be two sections on SUCH. One for the commoners and one for the high class peeps.

white water rafting excuse me? Richie rich people driving BMWs eating fancy salads and doing white water rafting for leisure...clearly, I don't belong here.

Point me to the gulli-danda section please.

LOL! again, i suck at Gulli-danda. i hit the thingie with the stick into my face. so, ya. and, i don't drive a BMW anymore.

by Nila Mon Jul 29, 2013 5:07 pm

It's fun isn't. I've done river rafting and got tanned. I went 3 shades darker after rafting. Can't wait rafting again...love it.

Few people were kayaking with their dogs I thought about Max. Razz

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:26 pm

Nila wrote:It's fun isn't. I've done river rafting and got tanned. I went 3 shades darker after rafting. Can't wait rafting again...love it.

Few people were kayaking with their dogs I thought about Max.

I you do blue water rafting, you dont tan as much. I should say you tan very little.

by Nila Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:37 pm

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Nila wrote:It's fun isn't. I've done river rafting and got tanned. I went 3 shades darker after rafting. Can't wait rafting again...love it.

Few people were kayaking with their dogs I thought about Max.

I you do blue water rafting, you dont tan as much. I should say you tan very little.

Oh my...I did not know, now I am enlightened...thank you! Wearing sun screen can tan your skin faster -I know that also.

by pravalika nanda Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:42 pm

Bittu wrote:IMO there should be two sections on SUCH. One for the commoners and one for the high class peeps.

white water rafting excuse me? Richie rich people driving BMWs eating fancy salads and doing white water rafting for leisure...clearly, I don't belong here.

Point me to the gulli-danda section please.

ha ha ha, from coming to CH, I've learned about caste, the tambram fetish, indian cars, langots, santa-banta, and now gilli-danda. thanks for the education, folks.

by Guest Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:45 pm

I've been to white water rafting a coupla yrs ago. It ain't expensive at all. And yeah, it's damn fun and worth every penny you spend on it.

by Nila Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:46 pm

pravalika nanda wrote:
Bittu wrote:IMO there should be two sections on SUCH. One for the commoners and one for the high class peeps.

white water rafting excuse me? Richie rich people driving BMWs eating fancy salads and doing white water rafting for leisure...clearly, I don't belong here.

Point me to the gulli-danda section please.

ha ha ha, from coming to CH, I've learned about caste, the tambram fetish, indian cars, langots, santa-banta, and now gilli-danda. thanks for the education, folks.

Hey you are smart. I am still figuring out about what this such-community argue about caste, tambram fetish?!, and all of the above and why the argument started and where it ended and how it was concluded and judged and defined.

by pravalika nanda Mon Jul 29, 2013 6:55 pm

kinnera wrote:I've been to white water rafting a coupla yrs ago. It ain't expensive at all. And yeah, it's damn fun and worth every penny you spend on it.

you have to know how to swim for this, right?

by nevada Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:02 pm

pravalika nanda wrote:
kinnera wrote:I've been to white water rafting a coupla yrs ago. It ain't expensive at all. And yeah, it's damn fun and worth every penny you spend on it.

you have to know how to swim for this, right?

No. Just wear a life jacket.

by Nila Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:04 pm

kinnera wrote:I've been to white water rafting a coupla yrs ago. It ain't expensive at all. And yeah, it's damn fun and worth every penny you spend on it.

Yes, it is not expensive and one need not know to swim to raft. Unless they want to raft for days and raft in deep currents and deep river. Mostly with family rafting the river could be like 5 feet deep.

by Bittu Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:05 pm

Most aunties will go rafting and tell everyone they went "white water rafting".

Here's basic grade1/2 white water rafting:

Here's advanced grade5 rafting:

by pravalika nanda Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:07 pm

nevada wrote:
pravalika nanda wrote:
kinnera wrote:I've been to white water rafting a coupla yrs ago. It ain't expensive at all. And yeah, it's damn fun and worth every penny you spend on it.

you have to know how to swim for this, right?

No. Just wear a life jacket.

i know, but it looks scary...not a water-person.

by Guest Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:20 pm

Bittu wrote:Most aunties will go rafting and tell everyone they went "white water rafting".

This is what we went to. Dunno which grade it is, but it was so damn good (and scary for me at the same time)

http://www.ocoeerafting.com/

by Bittu Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:37 pm

kinnera wrote:
This is what we went to. Dunno which grade it is, but it was so damn good (and scary for me at the same time)

http://www.ocoeerafting.com/

This looks good kin.

by Guest Mon Jul 29, 2013 7:38 pm

Bittu wrote:
kinnera wrote:
This is what we went to. Dunno which grade it is, but it was so damn good (and scary for me at the same time)

http://www.ocoeerafting.com/

This looks good kin.

:-)

by Idéfix Mon Jul 29, 2013 8:01 pm

Impedimenta wrote:...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.

What kind of rapids were you in?

by Impedimenta Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:24 pm

Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.
What kind of rapids were you in?

it said 2-3 but i suspect it was 2. First time for me, second for my daughter. guided. thank god for small mercies:-)

by Idéfix Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:28 pm

Impedimenta wrote:
Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.
What kind of rapids were you in?

it said 2-3 but i suspect it was 2. First time for me, second for my daughter. guided. thank god for small mercies:-)

2 is good for the first time. I really enjoy a quiet day on class 2 or 3 waters.

by Impedimenta Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:33 pm

Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:
Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.
What kind of rapids were you in?

it said 2-3 but i suspect it was 2. First time for me, second for my daughter. guided. thank god for small mercies:-)
2 is good for the first time. I really enjoy a quiet day on class 2 or 3 waters.

what helped were several canoeing/kayaking trips with my daughter the past few weekends. reallyyy helped with steering techniques. of course none of them were rapids, just calm lakes. nevertheless, one to three hours on a canoe/kayak was amazingly relaxing.

by Guest Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:37 pm

Impedimenta wrote:
Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:
Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.
What kind of rapids were you in?

it said 2-3 but i suspect it was 2. First time for me, second for my daughter. guided. thank god for small mercies:-)
2 is good for the first time. I really enjoy a quiet day on class 2 or 3 waters.

what helped were several canoeing/kayaking trips with my daughter the past few weekends. reallyyy helped with steering techniques. of course none of them were rapids, just calm lakes. nevertheless, one to three hours on a canoe/kayak was amazingly relaxing.

What does one do if one is canoing/kayaking and one wants to pee?

by Kris Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:10 am

Impedimenta wrote:...thoroughly enjoyed the exp with my daughter and her friends. Cannot wait to do the same in NH in a bit. WOW, really.

>>>>How long did you do it? It is an exhilarating experience. I felt like I wanted to do it again the next morning. Must have been the adrenalin rush.

by Nila Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:25 am

Rashmun wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:
Idéfix wrote:
Impedimenta wrote:
Idéfix wrote:
What kind of rapids were you in?

it said 2-3 but i suspect it was 2. First time for me, second for my daughter. guided. thank god for small mercies:-)
2 is good for the first time. I really enjoy a quiet day on class 2 or 3 waters.

what helped were several canoeing/kayaking trips with my daughter the past few weekends. reallyyy helped with steering techniques. of course none of them were rapids, just calm lakes. nevertheless, one to three hours on a canoe/kayak was amazingly relaxing.

What does one do if one is canoing/kayaking and one wants to pee?

It depends if you own the kayak or rent it. If one rents it - there will be rest room facilities available every mile or so. But then you should know few basics about rowing to the end, parking the kayak there and making it stay at a place until one returns. If you own it then you can read the recreation facilities before you go kayaking.

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:49 am

Nila wrote:
Rashmun wrote:

What does one do if one is canoing/kayaking and one wants to pee?

It depends if you own the kayak or rent it. If one rents it - there will be rest room facilities available every mile or so. But then you should know few basics about rowing to the end, parking the kayak there and making it stay at a place until one returns. If you own it then you can read the recreation facilities before you go kayaking.

avanthaan oru kirukkan..avanukku serious-a badhil veraiya?

by Nila Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:58 am

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:
Nila wrote:
Rashmun wrote:

What does one do if one is canoing/kayaking and one wants to pee?

It depends if you own the kayak or rent it. If one rents it - there will be rest room facilities available every mile or so. But then you should know few basics about rowing to the end, parking the kayak there and making it stay at a place until one returns. If you own it then you can read the recreation facilities before you go kayaking.

avanthaan oru kirukkan..avanukku serious-a badhil veraiya?

LOL usually when I post I read only content and not handle. Yellamae mabbu...vara vara 1/2 glass wine kuda thangala. Razz

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