Citations:snappling

English citations of snappling

Rappelling

• 1997, Joshua D. Fine, David L. Miller, Rachel Lebejko, editors, Let's go, the budget guide to Israel & Egypt‎^[1], →ISBN, page 269:

  A fun (though expensive) way to explore Israel's scenic rock faces is by rapelling (mysteriously termed snappling)

• 1998, Dave Winter, John Matthews, Israel handbook: with the Palestinian Authority areas‎^[2], →ISBN, page 402:

  absailing (rappelling or snappling) is available through Desert Safari Centre

• 2000, Ze’ev Shavit, “Constructing a symbolic desert: Place and identity in contemporary israel”, in Review of Sociology‎^[3], volume 26:

  Sometimes such hikes combine challenging walking treks and extreme sports activities such as snappling.

• 2018, Kobi Michael, Omer Dostri, “The Hamas Military Buildup”, in Anat Kurz, Udi Dekel, Benedetta Berti, editors, The Crisis of the Gaza Strip: A Way Out‎^[4], Institute for National Security Studies, →ISBN, →OCLC, pages 49–60:

  Items seized included drones, model airplanes, security cameras, communications equipment, military equipment, military uniforms, auto trailers and engines, iron and aluminum pipes, metal balls, diving equipment, and snappling ropes.

• 1997, Stuart J. Schleien, M. Tipton Ray, Frederick P. Green, Community Recreation and People with Disabilities: Strategies for Inclusion‎^[5], P.H. Brookes Pub., →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 208:

  Land activities include skiing; horseback riding; bicycle riding; snappling; and tractor, jeep, and adventure touring.

See also

• Citations:snapling