Louise wrote: “We had a great experience
again this year. We enjoyed ourselves and met some new people to add to our curling
friends list. The caliber of curling is improving every year. Many of the
spectators were amazed at some of the shots that were called and executed as
planned. The fellowship of everyone involved was a wonderful experience. We are all looking forward to next year.”
Louise also forwarded this link to an
interview she did before the National Championship event. The interview gives a
better idea of just how a visually impaired or blind curling team goes about
the game. You will find answers to such questions as:
How does the
blind curler read the ice?
What function
does a guide have in the game?
How are the
various positions allocated?
If the curler is
visually impaired, who sweeps?
I encourage you to investigate this link:
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