It is now a while, I went to a day of rafting with eleven colleagues from the lab. Suffice to say that it was memorable. Program, 2h raft, a meal, 2 hours of rafting, and finally ate another few hours of volleyball. On
rafting, water flow was average. So it's less impressive raft (that's what we were told, I have no basis for comparison). But the advantage is that it can land on one bank to do some canyoning. That is to say, do jumps or falls at the feet to slide on toboggans natural stone.
And all this with the magnificent backdrop for Canadian forest.
To sum up the atmosphere in a raft, that the presentation of a situation:
What we heard:
1. Forward!
2. ...
3. STRONG AHEAD!
4. Break!
5. DOWN, DOWN, DOWN!
6. Splatch *! *
7. Wouu HOUU!
8. Ploutch *! *
9. AHEAD!
10. Oops! Give me shots of rowing!
11. Oops, sorry.
What others have seen rafts:
A raft coming down the rapids known as "washing machine". The crew paddled. At the end of the rapids, the raft waddles like a wave. The crew member on the rear left of the raft is ejected as catapult into the water and is faced his boat. Another crew member on the front left of the raft puts a paddle stroke.
What I thought:
1. is left!
2. ...
3. What! but I already thoroughly train there!
4. Aaah, die ca. Pinaise ooh I'm going to be wet here! oO
5. A Box!
6. Aaaaahhhh!
7. Wouu HOUU!
8. YATAAAA!
9. r'partit It!
10. Stars, I hit a rock with my paddle.
11. qu't'es But how come you here? oO
I assure you, no one was hurt;).
Front:
Pendant (with one group jumping into the rapids in the background):
After (with mono):
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