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At The World on Wheels, we want to have the most exhaustive list of adaptive ski programs in the world. We start today with the debut of our efforts, the most complete list of adaptive ski programs in the United States that I know of. There must be more so if you don't see one on the list, please let me know so I can add it. Today, we debut with programs at 64 resorts in over 30 states: http://tinyurl.com/ar9wfm8
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Well, our facebook is going now...Thanks for the advice. Feel free to like us at http://www.facebook.com/Bescover we will be having some contests and promotions in the future with prizes.
I am an avid traveler and adventurer, plus I have a website http://Bescover.com which is a directory of bed and breakfast inns located across America. Many times there are great B&B's near adventure destinations. Pampering yourself always goes good after extreme action ;)
See Nepal with Himalayan Mentor local hands....this is Bhupendra from Kathmandu,I have been guiding in Himalayas since 1995 as a professional outdoor adventure guide myself and gained exploration experiences. Since few year back with group of same interest mates we have established a local agency called Himalayan Mentor and through that delivering various types of adventure courses to travelers.
The main adventure we offer- Nepal Trekking Holiday Trips, Kayak Course, Adventure Rafting, Mountain Biking, Peak Climbing, Rope Access Course and various Family Holiday Tours, Short Hiking Tour, Team Building Program, Corporate Training, Research Base Outdoor Tour, Fishing Trips etc
If in this group members looking forward to participate for any of above given activities may discuss in mail openly. We always love to hear from you.
Many thanks & regards
Bhupendra
FOR MORE INFO
Contact: info@himalayanmentor.com
http://www.himalayanmentor.com/
Featured from our blog this week: eco-adventure in Toro Verde Adventure Park - but...
Think Australia, don't think Down Under, think Top End Paradise - http://nitmiluktours.qguide.com/katherine-gorge.php
Anyone have any suggestions for a fellow Tripatini member about the best place in INDIA for game drives/safaris? If so, please respond not on this wall but rather at this link to our Ask A Travel Pro forum. Shukriya!
‘When a man is riding through this desert by night and for some reason -falling asleep or anything else -he gets separated from his companions and wants to rejoin them, he hears spirit voices talking to him as if they were his companions, sometimes even calling him by name. Often these voices lure him away from the path and he never finds it again, and many travellers have got lost and died because of this. Sometimes in the night travellers hear a noise like the clatter of a great company of riders away from the road; if they believe that these are some of their own company and head for the noise, they find themselves in deep trouble when daylight comes and they realize their mistake. There were some who, in crossing the desert, have seen a host of men coming towards them and, suspecting that they were robbers, returning, they have gone hopelessly astray....Even by daylight men hear these spirit voices, and often you fancy you are listening to the strains of many instruments, especially drums, and the clash of arms. For this reason bands of travellers make a point of keeping very close together. Before they go to sleep they set up a sign pointing in the direction in which they have to travel, and round the necks of all their beasts they fasten little bells, so that by listening to the sound they may prevent them from straying off the path’ Marco Polo was telling me about the murderous obstacle of the great Gobi desert while his eyes wandered, across the vastness down below.
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