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869:. "local operator" would be correct, but I don't understand the objection to further identifying the operators as Gorals and highlanders. You are correct that Americans don't know who the Gorals are, but the context of an unfamiliar word qualifying "highlanders" makes it likely that the unfamiliar word refers to an ethnic group, and anyone who wants to read more about the Gorals can click the link. Compare this randomly chosen example from 152: 131: 162: 83: 100: 260: 239: 21: 270: 705:
Congrats to authors on this article being mentioned on the en.wiki main page. But, not to forget what I wanted to say: It would be nice, if the article also mentioned, that Dunajec is in fact a border river and that there are also Slovak Gorals riding those boats with tourists.
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highlanders". Your own definition of "mountaineer" mentions mountains but not rivers. "Mountaineer" is simply a form of the word "mountain", as "charioteer" is a form of the word "chariot". You said "hiking and whitewater rafting...all of them were featured under
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Mountaineering is not really a profession either, but more of a hobby (although a professional mountain guide might be argued to be a “professional mountaineer”. And I disagree with your inclusion of white-water activities into mountaineering;
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Following are the two recreational amenities usually spoken of in one sentence all over the Internet: hiking and whitewater rafting. The sources I looked at were mostly North American with no relation to
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that was practiced there in the past and gradually developed into a tourist attraction. It hardly matters whether one chooses to view the present-day vessels as
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and make an effort to promote that identity by wearing traditional Goral clothing. They are not necessarily mountaineers. I believe that a link to
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rafting often requires mountains to make the river steep, and someone who enjoys nature will often enjoy mountains, rivers, oceans, deserts etc.
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or local culture, Polish, Slovak, or otherwise; a regrettable circumstance that I am with some difficulty attempting to change (see above).
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While the rafting activities on the Dunajec do not involve timber rafting at present, the historical origin of these trips is based on
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The fact that traditional wooden rafts/canoes are used is certainly notable, as comparable activities elsewhere typically use
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article doesn't mention rivers or rafting even once. Here's a better link to the Colorado Wilderness Institute example:
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https://web.archive.org/web/20070323025000/http://info-poland.buffalo.edu/web/geography/regions/pieniny/link.shtml
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and therefore be equally appropriate here. Polish “górale” is not a profession nor an occupation. --
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are made of lightweight hollow troughs is irrelevant. Please see Colorado Wilderness Institute
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who live in high land, and Gorals apparently do the same. I've never heard of a "mountainard"
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Your argument is hardly convincing. I was there like you were and can attest to the fact that
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resource. If you would like to participate, you can choose to edit this article, or visit the
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than I suggest you argue your case there first. BTW - thank you for not engaging in an
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I concur. Note, however, that the article as it stands now has no links whatsoever to
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I was invited here because I'm American. Sorry Poeticbent, but I would prefer "
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Thank you for resolving the matter in so gentlemanly a fashion :-)
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column on 23 February 2007. The text of the entry was as follows:
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While undeniably (seasonal) pros, the Dunajec raft operators are
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Thanks for the input. I'm changing "local mountaineers" to "
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In the interest of a compromise, I found yet another word,
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for additional information. I made the following changes:
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I invite other editors opinions on this dilemma, so that
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is also used, Dunajec River Gorge is used by UNESCO:
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I corrected the article accordingly. 891:highlanders" as per your suggestion. -- 602:The closest synonym for mountaineer is 235: 127: 82: 655:linked together into platforms, or as 595:. As defined in the latter article, “ 1081:Knowledge (XXG) Did you know articles 1057:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 855:"Highlander" makes me think first of 74:A record of the entry may be seen at 7: 281:This article is within the scope of 472:is accurate, since it is the local 196:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Geology 116:It is of interest to the following 301:Knowledge (XXG):WikiProject Poland 14: 940:. 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