21. SPORTS: Innertubing www.paliadventures.com At Pali Adventures Watersports Extravanganza participants will learn the ins and outs of waterskiing, wakeboarding, innertubing and 75 http://sports.bigtome.com/big/page/Innertubing

SPORTS: Featured Web Pages - www.paliadventures.com At Pali Adventures Watersports Extravanganza participants will learn the ins and outs of waterskiing, wakeboarding, innertubing and 75 other activities. Call or e-mail for more information. Categories (1-1 of 1) Regional: South_America: Travel_and_Tourism: Travel_Services: Tour_Operators: Adventure_Travel: Biking_and_Hiking Web Pages BikeHike Adventures Multisport adventure travel throughout South and Central America. Destinations include Costa Rica, Belize, Ecuador, Peru and Chile. Trips combine a variety of activities including mountain biking, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, horseback riding, innertubing, tree canopy tours and trekking. Custom adventures are available for groups of 2 or more people. - http://www.bikehike.com Regional: South America: Travel and Tourism: Travel Services: Tour Operators: Adventure Travel: Biking and Hiking Put this Directory on Your Site! Submit a Site Become an Editor

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23. Halfbakery: Highway Parasailing 15 to 30 mph seems more likely to me. bristolz, Aug 29 2002. All in all I think Highway innertubing would be racier. General Washington, Aug 29 2002. http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Highway_20Parasailing

h a l f b a k e r y What was the question again? idea: new search annotate link , view, overview recent by name best ... random meta: news help about links ... report a problem account: Browse anonymously, or get an account and write. User: Pass: Login Create an account. Babies left in cars baby c me Back Seat Front Seat Tube "backchair" Car Seat ... passengers Highway Parasailing Why not have cars towing people attached to hang gliders or parasails? [vote for against Sitting in the back seat of a car, speeding along the lengthy monotony of a highway, can be tremendously boring. It makes one wonder, "Why can't I be parasailing right now?". Automobiles should be outfitted with winches and a good length of cable attached to parachutes or hang-gliders with a harness affixed so passengers can enjoy the excitement of being airborne. Also, an airborn passenger on a glider could cut his tether and glide to his destination once within proximity. A parachutist could aswell, but with less control and accuracy. Having cables extending out the back of automobiles would promote the safe driving habit of keeping a reasonable distance of the preceding vehicle on highways. The highways where this would be permitted should be free of power transmission lines and not cross the migratory patterns of sharp beaked airfowl.

24. Interests Smithville Lake Activities Water Skiing and innertubing The southern half of the lake basin is available for water skiing and innertubing on a year round basis. http://www.livejournal.com/interests.bml?int=innertubing

25. Liralen's Adventures June 19, 2002 a year ago three years ago four years ago. Wing Hut and Baby innertubing. I had a really rough night, though Jet only woke up once. http://www.flick.com/~liralen/journal/daily/june02/19.html

June 19, 2002 a year ago three years ago four years ago Wing Hut and Baby Innertubing I had a really rough night, though Jet only woke up once. I had a rough time going back to sleep when I did have to get up to take care of him, as my brain was still occupied with John's troubles. So I was a little bleary as we all went into work. I just kind of wandered through my meetings, and afterwards, everything looked like I could figure something out with a memo or proposal. Woo. Now that I have a hammer, everything looks like a nail!! Funny that. Lunch was a whim. I wanted to eat Wing Hut hot wings, and I wanted to see, for sure, where, exactly, the park existed. We should have ordered and called in the order before we got there. We had to wait fifteen minutes, but it was a nice enough day that Cary and I went out and sat on the brick stairs and talked while we waited for our food. Cary's about to go off on a six week vacation, and he's pretty giddy with it. I'm glad. He really needs the break, and it'll be easier working with him afterwards. As it is, though, he's just happy that he can take such a long break and not get any backlash. It's such a nice thing. He and I talked about vacations, digital cameras, and the wonder of the Northwest coast. He's ending up around Portland for a big family reunion. John and I recommended visiting the huge sand dunes out there. We all piled back into the cars with the molten orange sauce peeking from styrofoam containers and headed out to the park. It turns out that the park was a good five blocks away from Santiago's and I don't think we could have found our way there without John, the way we were going. So I'm glad that we did get there, finally, and everyone agreed that it was a much nicer eating area.

26. Camp Chatuga Activities & Facilities Firstyear campers go on a local field trip including Stumphouse Tunnel (see our links page) and innertubing on the famous Chattooga River. http://www.campchatuga.com/activities.html

Home Updates! General News For Current Families Residential Camp History Questions Answered Staff About Our Staff Employment Current Summer Staff Alumni Contact News Retreats Info Request Form ... Email Us "I love the activities. You have so many of them, and they are all fun." M.B., camper, Vriginia " My favoirte activity was OLS (Outdoor Living Skills) because you learned how to live in the wild, and nature because you learned how to handle animals. Cabin Afternoon was a fun afternoon activity because you spent time just with your cabin. I loved all the night activities." C.V., camper, North Carolina "I love to see the campers excited and laughing and working together so well in my activities." -H.M., staff, England "What a great camp. I have to admit I was a little worried because rain had set in for the entire week, but Blake had a blast. In spite of the waether, he was never bored and enjoyed plenty of activities, including camping. Blake can't quit talking about his counselor. Camp Chatuga seems like a great place." R.P., parent, South Carolina "The Fourth of July Square Dance was fun, and innertubing on the lake. I like that there are always a lot of activities so I'm not bored." N.R., camper, Georgia

27. Camp Chatuga Template baking games; Shasta, Catawba, Zuni each had shower, beauty girl time; Apache Ungame; Shawnee friendship bracelets; Crow Utes innertubing; Okeechobee M http://www.campchatuga.com/session3.html

Home Updates! General News For Current Families Residential Camp History Questions Answered Staff About Our Staff Employment Current Summer Staff Alumni Contact News Retreats Info Request Form ... Email Us 291 Camp Chatuga Road, Mountain Rest, SC 29664 USA 864.638.3728 Fax 864.638.0898 Session Three News and Photos 2003 Updated Thursday, July 17, 2003! Did you ever think so many kids would think of showering as a fun afternoon activity?! Friday afternoon was unusual free choice. Campers got to choose one of the following: paint ball balloons, wrestling, Scottish swing dance, beaded bookmark making, LickLog waterfall hike, ice cream churning, car wash (staff enjoyed that one!), card games. That afternoon we had Splash-h-Dash. The cabins had to compete to capture their colored discs without getting them wet if possible, but the counselors were doing everything they could to get them wet! And that evening we had Sounds of Chatuga. Ask your camper about it. Here are some hints: interesting sounds made by counselors, whipped cream in the face, ice cold water, vcr party, camp trivia questions, and more! Saturday the campers started their new activity schedule. That evening was the famous Chatuga Square Dance, everybody's favorite (yep, even the teenagers!). We had another lazy Sunday with free choice afternoon (after a heavy rainstorm during rest hour) and council ring with all boys cabins performing skits for us. Monday we were back on the regular schedule. A bunch of stars came to lunch since it was a Hollywood lunch (Marilyn Monroe, Indiana Jones, a hobbit, Audrey Hepburn, Brittany Spears, Elle Woods, the Hulk, and more)! And it was appropriate that we had our own bit of Hollywood that evening with the Talent Show.

28. Darby, Montana Vacation Ranch Additional activities include guided horseback riding and lessons, stream innertubing, lake swimming, local trail hikes, mountain hiking to pristine alpine http://www.goin2travel.com/a894.htm

Listings: Home USA Montana by The Roland Alpine Meadows Ranch Darby, Montana Listing Type: Ranch Home, Cabin, Meadows Suite Bedrooms: View amenities Bathrooms: View amenities Sleeps: View Amenities Photo Gallery To View Click on Photo The Roland Alpine Meadows Ranch Darby, Montana Specials Please contact us. Policies: Escape to the Montana Wilderness! 255 Acre Rustic Ranch. THE ROLAND ALPINE MEADOWS RANCH is a beautiful, rustic 255 acre Frank Lloyd Wright-designed property, located in the southwest corner of Montana in the Bitterroot Valley, just West of Darby and Hwy 93, one hour south of Missoula. The Ranch is tucked between the Sapphire Mountains and the Bitterroot Mountains to the West, bordering the Bitterroot-Selway Wilderness Area. Breathtaking vistas of both ranges are seen from the secluded property, which sits at an elevation of 4,200 feet. Perfect for family reunions, small groups, mini-executive retreats, couples or single families. A meeting room is available. The Montana Ranch vacation is a beautiful and unique get-away.

29. -- Smithville Lake, Missouri - Brought To You By LASR - Leisure And Sport Review Water Skiing innertubing The southern half of the lake basin is available for water skiing and innertubing on a year-round basis. http://www.lasr.net/pages/lake.php?Lake_ID=MO02lk001&Attraction_ID=MO02lk001a004

30. Clay County Department Of Parks, Recreation And Historic Sites - Text Version Water Skiing and innertubing The southern half of the lake basin is available for water skiing and innertubing on a year round basis. http://www.claycogov.com/Text/Parks/index.php

Clay County Department of Parks, Recreation and Historic Sites Pat Thomas, Director Mike Kaullen, Chief Ranger Charlie Barr, Asst. Director Contact Information: Clay County Department of Parks, Recreation and Historic Sites 2619 N.E. 188th Street Smithville, Missouri 64089 phone: 816.532.0803 fax: 816.532.0317 e-Mail: parks@claycogov.com rangers@claycogov.com Other Lake Facilities Camp Branch Marina 816.532.8915 KCTA Trap Shooting 816.532.4427 Paradise Pointe Marina 816.532.2666 Paradise Pointe Golf Course 816.532.4100 Main Office hours are: Monday - Friday - 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The main office is closed to the public weekends and holidays. Featured Content: Please note that the Clay County Parks Department has an extensive flash-based web site with Images, Maps and Information under http://www.claycogov.com New: Clay County Park System Master Plan (March 2004, pdf, opens in new window) 2004 Fee Schedule for Smithville Lake, Tryst Falls Park and Rocky Hollow Park 2003 Historical Sites Fee Schedule Clay County Parks and Smithville Lake Golf (ext. site) Shelter House information Trapshooting (ext. site)

31. A Guide To Coed Summer Camps In North Carolina Activities include crafts, wood shop, drama, nature, swimming, innertubing, horseback riding, hiking and campouts. Older children do 24 day backpacking trips. http://camppage.com/nccoed.htm

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33. Float Trip From Hell And that s what I was determined to do. First thing on the agenda (besides a tomato juice shampoo for the damn dog) was to gather the innertubing Party. http://www.kgoodman.wessexrecords.com/write/writefloat.php

@import url( img/style.css ); Home Writing Float Trip from Hell It was the end of summer. After all the hot, dry days, I needed some wetness. There's plenty of wetness on the Madison, I thought, and a lazy float down the river would be just the thing. Well, it all began innocently enough When I woke up that morning long ago, I was surprised. Not by the fact that my dog Max had gotten into a skunk and was now sleeping next to me. That happened often enough. And not be the fact that I was actually in my own bed (a bit rarer of an occasion). No, I was amazed when I looked out of the window to see bright, blazing sunshine on a weekend! Since I was working on a farm, weekends had little meaning anyway, but fortunately the farmer decreed that working on a Sunday (and it was) would guarantee that "the devil would getcha by the hind legs." Which meant that I wouldn't have to slave away on the farm (which mainly consisted of myself and fellow "worker" Kevin playing Best Man Falls in the hayloft). There's nothing worse than sweating at work under the hot sun. Strangely, there's nothing better than sweating at play under the hot sun. And that's what I was determined to do. First thing on the agenda (besides a tomato juice shampoo for the damn dog) was to gather the Innertubing Party. Hearty and stalwart volunteers all, the Party consisted of my friend (and fellow Scourge of Cottonwood Canyon) Darrell, the wild and somewhat dangerous Karen, Short Andy the Beer Drinker, my uncle John, a couple of sisters and Long Tall Jim.

34. Canoe Missouri: Floats On The Jacks Fork And Current River In Eminence, MO In the hot days of summer try tubing! Just lay back and go with the flow. innertubing is for everyone, no great skill needed. http://www.windyscanoe.com/tubefloats.html

Tube Floats In the hot days of summer...try tubing! Just lay back and "go with the flow." Innertubing is for everyone, no great skill needed. It's one of the most relaxing ways to enjoy the water on a hot day. Innertubing is an exciting and inexpensive way to explore the Jacks Fork. We provide tube floats that include tube and shuttle on Jacks Fork for 8 miles, 5 miles, 4 miles and 1 mile floats. Price is $8.00 per tube. Or you can just rent the tube and haul yourself. Price is $5.00 per tube plus $5.00 deposit, refundable on return of tube. Tube Floats Available Miles Time Alley Windy's 8 hrs. Hr. Camp Windy's 5 hrs. Keatons Windy's 4 hrs. Circle B Windy's 1 hr. Home Jacks Fork Current River Maps ... Contact Us

35. UltraMax Triathlon 2004 rented. Water Skiing innertubing The southern half of the lake basin is available for water skiing and innertubing. Trapshooting http://www.ultramaxtri.com/travel_geninfo.php

Information Schedules Course Info Age Group Prizes ... Training Smithville Lake , completed in October 1977, covers 7,190 surface acres and stretches 18 miles up the Little Platte River Valley, and offers activities for the whole family. Come a day early and relax before the race, or stay an extra day to take advantage of everything Smithville Lake has to offer (or, if you're having trouble moving the day after the race, watch your family from a picnic table). The area also offers big-time spread-out-and-play room for husbands and wives that have small children to entertain during the race. We had great pre-fall weather last year...perfect for fishing, golfing, or any of the activities listed below. CAMPING - 777 campsites surround Smithville Lake. Over one-third of the tent and RV sites have electrical hook-ups. Shower, laundry and other facilities are conveniently located. Group reservations are accepted by calling 816-532-0803. Picnic Sites - 200 individual picnic sites with 11 shelter houses are available for public use (Ultramax Events will be reserve shelters for use by friends/family/volunteers on Sept. 25).

36. TAKE THE LEAP LLC. Activities include fishing, hiking, biking, climbing, innertubing, tracking, plant identification, survival knowledge, orienteering and much more. http://www.taketheleapllc.com/aboutus.html

Dialup / 56k) Take The Leap, LLC Video (245 kb)- Widows Media Player (Cable / T1) Take The Leap, LLC Video (9.7 MB - Widows Media Player TAKE THE LEAP LLC . is a unique Outdoor experience it combines knowledge, skills, activities, games role playing and just plain fun. The program takes place on 120 acres of scenic wilderness. Activities include fishing, hiking, biking, climbing, innertubing, tracking, plant identification, survival knowledge, orienteering and much more. Students will become familiar with water purification, backcountry cooking, and leave no trace principals. Everything done will be a hands on learning experience, which is the best way for all of us to learn. Students participating in TAKE THE LEAP LLC . will experience camping in many different styles including using tarps, tents, and sleeping under the stars. They will learn how to make a debris hut and understand the importance of food, water, shelter and fire. Toprope climbing teaches students balance, strength, trust and confidence in oneself. Students will learn climbing techniques such as smearing, edging matching and mantles.

37. Louisiana Travel canoeing. The fastest innertubing rivers are in Southeast Louisiana, where campgrounds provide tube rental and shuttle service. http://www.louisianatravel.com/outdoors/boating_water_fun/

HOME FREE INFO MEDIA INFO AGENTS ... CALENDAR Hotels Tours Nights Adults Rooms -Select a City- New Orleans OUTDOORS BOATING/WATER FUN TELL A FRIEND AREA INFORMATION Water, Water Everywhere- and There's Always Something to Do! When you take a canoe trip or enjoy the view from a Louisiana bridge, you're enjoying more than a simple physical attribute of the state. You're celebrating the primary natural force that built the soil of Louisiana and provided its spectacular array of outdoor pleasures. First, of course, there's the Mississippi River, and there are many ways to enjoy the great river. Mississippi River cruises departing from New Orleans last from a couple of hours to a couple of weeks, depending on your preference. Ferries and bridges offer sweeping views for motorists. Historic Rivertown in Kenner, several River Road plantations, and restaurants and hotels in New Orleans and Baton Rouge provide access to adjacent levees for river viewing. The other major rivers of the state are the Sabine, Red, Calcasieu, Ouachita, Atchafalaya and Pearl rivers. The Twin City Queen in Monroe cruises on the Ouachita; a reservoir on the Sabine has become Louisiana's most famous bass fishing hole; and the Whiskey Chitto, Pearl and Calcasieu provide some of the state's most popular canoe trips. The Louisiana Natural and Scenic Streams System, administered by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, provides an inventory and measure of protection for 50 natural, undeveloped rivers and streams. Along those streams are 1,400 miles for boating and canoeing. The fastest innertubing rivers are in Southeast Louisiana, where campgrounds provide tube rental and shuttle service.

38. The Green Sheet, Inc. · In Print starts on Wednesday, although for the early birds who arrive as early as Tuesday afternoon there are informal activities, such as innertubing, for families or http://www.greensheet.com/PriorIssues-/030302-/5.htm

Login News From the Wire For Immediate Release The Green Sheet - Current Issue ... Green Sheet Logos NEAA Provides Flurry of Opportunity ... and Fun By Steve Eazell s I approached Mount Snow, Vt., site of the Northeast Acquirers Association (NEAA) Winter Meeting and Seminar the last five years, I was not surprised that it was snowing - same as last year. After all, I was high in the mountains of Vermont, deep in the heart of New England, at a place that is picturesque, breathtaking, peaceful, quaint, remote ... and it is Mount Snow. Why would a handful of bankers, acquirers, ISOs/MSPs and vendors come together in such a place to hold a miniature trade show? The Grand Summit Hotel and Conference Center is not your normal business setting. It is a winter retreat, a full-service ski resort located high above the hustle and bustle of the trappings of everyday tedium. This winter wonderland seems more like a place one goes to get away from it all, not a place for educational seminars and exhibition booths touting the benefits of credit card processing, check guarantee, gift cards and the like, but that is exactly what this meeting is designed to do - mix some serious business with pleasure. After a grueling, action-packed day filled with education, meetings, networking and vendor schmoozing, the conference schedules the following day for time to enjoy this impressive facility, with the day set aside for skiing, snowmobiling and a host of other winter diversions. This year's show took place February 5-6. The show starts on Wednesday, although for the early birds who arrive as early as Tuesday afternoon there are informal activities, such as innertubing, for families or whoever wants to join. Of course, there also are the unplanned activities taking place at the lobby bar - i.e., networking, etc.

39. MichianaListings.com - Winter Activities innertubing. Ferrettie/Baugo Creek County Park 57057 Ash Rd., Osceola, IN. Weekends only, 11 am5 pm innertubing hills are limited and supervised. http://www.michianalistings.com/mlwint.htm

Boating Clubs Fishing Golf ... Winter Activities last row in table Ice Skating Merrifield Park Complex 1000 E. Mishawaka Ave., Mishawaka, IN Howard Park South Bend, IN , 574-235-9451. Hours and days open may vary; call to confirm. Adults 18 and over, $3; children $2. Skate rental is $2. Innertubing Ferrettie/Baugo Creek County Park 57057 Ash Rd., Osceola, IN . Weekends only, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Innertubing hills are limited and supervised. Tubes are provided as available. Sleds and toboggans are not allowed. Not recommended for children 3 and under. $3 per person plus gate fee. St. Patrick's County Park 50651 Laurel Rd., South Bend, IN . Same info as Ferrettie/Baugo County Park. George Wilson Park Mishawaka, IN . Open any day 4" or more of snow is on the ground. $1 entrance fee; tube rental $2. Skiing Abshire Park 1302 E. Lincoln Ave., Goshen, IN . Cross-country skiing trails. Trails range in length up to 1.5 miles. Bendix Woods Park - Van Paris Shelter 32132 St. Rd. 2, New Carlisle, IN

40. Huzzah Valley Resort: Activities 1 Kayak, per Day, 5 or More Kayaks, per Day. $25.00 each, $23.00 each. innertubing Missouri Sales Tax Included. innertubing RATES. Campground Use, 3 Mile Float. http://www.huzzahvalley.com/activities.html

970 E Hwy 8 Steelville, MO 65565 vacation@huzzahvalley.com Welcome! Campsites Lodging ... Resort Map Get out on the Water! My owners think I'm part bass, with all the time I spend in the water, but it's hard to stay dry when the pristine local waters around Huzzah Valley Resort have so much to offer. The resort has a wide array of rental float equipment from which to choose, so you can experience the surrounding rivers from a different perspective each time! Have a Look at What Awaits Your Family! CANOEING Missouri Sales Tax not included. Canoeing in the Ozarks has become one of the most popular forms of recreation for the entire family. Whether you choose a lazy, tranquil summer float, or a faster, more challenging run in the wetter seasons, you will experience the unique beauty of the Huzzah and Courtois Rivers. One of the nicest floats offered at Huzzah Valley Resort is a one-day trip where you stop at the campground for lunch, and then continue downstream the rest of the afternoon. The rental of a canoe includes paddles, cushions, lifejackets, and transportation. CANOEING RATES Missouri Sales Tax not included.

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