[Sportsandrec] Ideas needed!

[Roger Acuna]

I am going to use a long straight NFB cane that I was able to borrow.  Hope 
it doesn't break, lol!  Last year I hiked with an aluminum cane with a 
roller marshmellow tip, and it was hard on the rist.  I have my guidedog but 
she likes to eat everything and I don't want to be dog sigging.  Alright 
talk soon. ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jacob Struiksma" <jacobstruiksma at gmail.com>
To: "'Sports and Recreation for the Blind Discussion List'" 
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Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2012 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Sportsandrec] Ideas needed!


>I would think long straight cane would best for this .I would think you 
>have
> problems issues with folding canes.
>
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> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2012 8:40 PM
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> Lori, what is a bear bell?  IM going to EHC this Thursday and plan on 
> hiking
> mount veeder.  Cam't wait!  Just hope to avoid poison oak but I highly 
> doubt
> it.  Also, anyone have ideas on the right cane to use on a hike?
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> From: "Lori" <Lori at asmodean.net>
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>> For hiking they have a bear bell and it is mounted on a durable
>> velcroe ring that could easily be attached to a paddle.
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Audrey Farnum" <atfarnum at gmail.com>
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>>> Where did you put the bells? Seems like if you put them on your
>>> guide's paddle instead of the kayak, they would have to jingle every
>>> time the paddle came in contact with the water. I think those
>>> annoying jingle bellsthat you see alot on Christmas decorations could
>>> be mounted fairly unobtrusively on the paddle handle somewhere
>>> between the hand and paddle blade. Or, have you tried going in front
>>> and letting your guide follow and give verbal course corrections from
>>> behind you? I' tried kayaking once when it was too windy to row and
>>> that's how we did it. Of course, this was flat water and it was
>>> pretty quiet. Maybe background noise would make this difficult but
>>> you could probably get some 2 way sports radios. I know a cyclist who
>>> has some 2 way radio headsets that allow cyclists to talk hands free.
>>> Not sure about the waterproof thing though. I'll keep mulling this
>>> over and let you know if I come up with any better ideas. Good luck.
>>>
>>> Audrey
>>>
>>> On 7/10/12, mrmikie273 at gmail.com <mrmikie273 at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> I am trying to follow someone in a kayak. Most of this is done on
>>>> the ocean.
>>>> I have tried  different bells. But they stay silent on smooth  days.
>>>> I tried a pocket radio but it would lose the station too often.
>>>> There are dog training & hunting collars. That come with a remote &
>>>> most are water proof & work a quarter mile away & more but the
>>>> starting price is at about $300
>>>>
>>>> Anyone have better idea or lower cost idea.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you
>>>>
>>>> Mike
>>>>
>>>>
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