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Re: [RC] [Endurance Tracks] Spain: Horse rescue using ATRM endurance tracking... - Leonard.LiesensOh, so Ridecamp doesn't speak french... Cela n'est pas bien... c'est la vie. Globally, it says that a rider riding on the CEI* in this CEIO near Madrid has been rescued thanks to the new GPS carried by the rider together with the transponder for timekeeping. The rider flet from her horse, was in the middle of the Natural Park where few accesses were possible and she could push on the GPS button to get in touch with the organizers. All that thanks to ATRM, the provider of this marvellous system. But currently, the system doesnt provide translation, so if a russian rider push the button and comes in communication with a portuguese official speaking only portugese, that wouldn't work :-) voila Leonard, www.endurance-belgium.com
From: Horseraser@xxxxxxx Subject: Re: [RC] [Endurance Tracks] Spain: Horse rescue using ATRM endurance tracking... can someone tell me what this article says? **************Can love help you live longer? Find out now. ( http://personals.aol.com/articles/2009/02/18/longer-lives-through-relationships/?ncid=emlweuslove00000001) ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Lif Strand <lif.strand@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [RC] [Endurance Tracks] Spain: Horse rescue using ATRM
At 05:47 PM 7/19/2009, Horseraser@xxxxxxx wrote: >can someone tell me what this article says? I used google translate to read it. It's not a perfect translator but you get the gist of the article.
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