466:chitul[7wzllz@aol.com] 2016/05/28(“y) 20:49:55.63 ID:sRAMy4O30 gh3dfrts34ds s Mark H I think the issues Mick refers to are slightly different though. If an organisation, whether a charity, outdoor ed centre, or whatever, wants to use photographs of their customers for promotional purposes, they need consent in the form of a 'model release'. And a child can't sign that, it has to come from the parents. www.brusselaso.be Is there rivers in Aosta region for all standards, at that time of year? Aosta and Isere region are VERY OK when there is low water in the French Alps but as stated previously, watch out for man made river modifications in Italy (got an iron stake through my neoprene last year on the Savara while trying to swim out of a stopper, quite chilling....). For an outdated report and some pics, check www.colson5.yucom.be/ I got my sports glasses from my opptician. www.brusselaso.be y„ˆ Cheers www.contraloriabga.gov.co Wow, it is a little damp! www.contraloriabga.gov.co 'with the recent development of short boats the techniques for producing an efficient forward paddle stroke is different - not right or wrong, just different - from that needed from a longer boat.' Why is Wales so popular? Good question - as Anne Robinson. whats this about a "flow phone" for the Conway? Whats the number? www.brusselaso.be I'll e mail you on the rest of the info! Glad someone else copped out of doing the Tarrell on Saturday. We looked at it about 11.00 in the morning too. Ended up just on the Usk - Sennybridge to Aberbran. It was just below flood level. Big waves and the first 2 drops just didn't exist. The 3rd's stopper was impressively threatening and being a wise cowards we walked around. Mick u www.brusselaso.be Tom Also, it might be worth talking to Dronfield Baptist Church Canoe Club: Steve B. orphanaid.org That links pretty good (If it truly is 'realtime!') Have you tried contacting your RCO? I think for your area it is Ian Scott, but check with BCU. See: As to paddling knots - well then. How about the Blood Knots (Fishermans Knots) / Fig 8 / Bowline / Round Turn and 2 Half-hitches / Clove Hitch / Munter (Italian) Hitch / Artillery Hitch / and various prussicks and rope based pulley systems.
