You sleep in idyllic government-run raft houses.
Mr. Romney's campaign is running a raft of harsh advertisements against the president, including one that has been repeatedly criticized by news media "fact checkers" for falsely alleging he is stripping work requirements from the 1996 welfare overhaul law.
For example, Pocono Whitewater Rafting in Jim Thorpe, Pa., can normally only run whitewater rafting trips every other weekend in June and July, when water is released from the Francis E. Walter Dam, which manages water flows for part of the Lehigh River.
It has built-in shelves where she stores her shoes for tennis, running, river rafting and deep snow.
It was also a leading specialty insurer, covering niche markets, like companies running whitewater rafting trips, and it provided surety bonds backing the work of companies like those doing land reclamation at former coal mines in Kentucky.
Known for its salmon runs, whitewater rafting, and rugged scenery, it was one of the original eight rivers named in the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968.
Handed a prototype, I'm run through a raft of games and tools, all of which demonstrate the hardware's uncanny understanding of where it is and what the world around it is like.
The majority of trips are run by commercial rafting enterprises using both paddle and motorized inflatable rafts to carry large parties of tourists (up to 24 passengers per raft) on the river with most trips lasting from one week to ten days.
Class VI rapids are not run on commercial rafting trips, and usually not navigable at all.
A quick run-down of the raft of full-year results this morning.
