State Parks, National Parks and Forest Preserves often have organized raft trips that vary in skill needed. I'm not a good swimmer and so once was probably enough for me to feel that my card is punched on this particularly outdoor activity.
Goodness, we're rounded in on Letter R of our A-Z challenge, not many letters left.
**After the close of April's A-Z, I plan to continue to write a post a day in the month of May using again the A-B-C's as my guide. My focus for the month of May will be Spain. I've been planning and almost have every letter thought out. If others are interested in continuing to blog daily using our A-B-C's, please let me know. We could start a linky and continue what we've begun during April. I don't imagine it will be anywhere near the scope of the annual April Challenge. But, if you're interested, please let me know in your comment. And even if you're not up for another blog challenge, do stop back in, I have much to share from recent travels to Spain.**
If you're a new follower, please let me know so I can reciprocate.
Hi Sandy...This is neat...your theme and title for the AtoZ Challenge, and a great way to continue your travels in Spain. Would love to go there, so I will look forward to your shares in May. As for River Rafting...I have done a couple down the Rio Grande near LaJitas, Tx, where the rapids run according to the level of the river. When it's low the ride is a lazy day with picturesque views and time for picture taking, but when it's high...hang on for dear life. The over night trips are a great experience as well. Fun R post...thanks for the reminder of a fun time.
ReplyDeleteSue at CollectInTexas Gal
Love the River Rafting experience you had. Our family did a river rafting trip on the Poudre River in Colorado - so much fun (a little terrifying) but stories were had by all.
ReplyDeleteSue
http://www.door2lore.com/3/post/2014/04/radio-storytelling-in-a-box.html
I would love to try this but the idea of white water rafting always scared the beejaysus out of me…. nice to know you can do it on calmer waters too…. another one to add to the list for next time in America lol
ReplyDeleteI love white-water rafting, but haven't gone in a few years. I'll have to find time to go again. Thanks for reminding me.
ReplyDeleteI've run all the American Rivers, the Colorado and a couple in So. America. Nothing is more exciting and rewarding for me. Great post and just my kind of topic. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteRafting! Oh, it's been ages! The last time I went, I think I was 17. We took too calm a river too. I always wanted to try the Snake River because I'd heard such good things about it, but I probably would have ended up in the water. I think tubing was more fun than rafting.
ReplyDeleteTrue Heroes from A to Z
Can't see myself ever rafting, but I've been canoeing! lol I enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteNice blog. :)
Sephanie, you've not left the link to your blog; just your google+ page. When I go there it appears to be a closed blog as it says you've not shared anything with me, so I guess you're set to accept only visitors who are google+ who are in your circles? Sorry I wasn't able to return your visit and comment.
DeleteRafting is a great time - I've been a few times in BC but never abroad. Great post and great idea to continue the challenge for the month of May, I only wish I had your stamina - I can't wait for it to be over and return to my 2-3 posts/week :)
ReplyDeletePlease leave the url to your blog, not your google page, took 3 clicks to get there; then I couldn't find any means of leaving a comment. Your blog appears to be a closed one??
DeleteRafting is so much fun, I have done it in Norway in Sjoa (well known for rafting in Norway). Be careful doh it can be dangerous, I know, we had a little accident, but I would still do it again.
ReplyDeleteWanted to return the visit to your page, but it's not in English.
ReplyDelete