Hello! Holger Levsen dijo [Sat, Jul 27, 2024 at 10:40:41AM +0000]: > > I've looked at https://debconf24.debconf.org/daytrip/ now and could not tell > > at all how much physical abilities are needed to participate in any of > > those day trips. > > > > Can you give any / some rought estimate how much walking, hiking, sitting > > in a bus, > > etc / some such is involved for each of those? > > > > I hate to say it on a publically archived mailing list, but I'm not 21 > > anymore > > and I might not be able to walk as much as I could when I was 0x29 or some > > such. > > > > (And sadly I'm not at all joking or trolling. I wish I was. Please think of > > the elderly > > and other less abled people. Sometimes limitations are not visible easily.) > > > > & many thanks for organizing those day trips in the first place! > > ping? > > (I could also ping & find out in person but I suppose there are more people > not > fully body-enabled at this event.)
We discussed the issue at the daily meeting, not only thinking about us that have already seen our best years and are old and brittle, but also about the newer genration that is willing to climb mountains before breakfast and would be frustrated at sitting down on a bus trip for the whole day. Thingis, we don't have the information, and the tour operator cannot be reached for clarification on weekends. And... Yes, we have the deadline to register by tomorrow evening. Which is quite challenging, as some people will still be on their way towards Korea and it would be unfair to deny them a daytrip or shut them out. We acknowledge the description is incomplete. But that's what we have from our provider. We will request some flexibility; the fact we have to choose a daytrip option by tomorrow is unfortunate, and I hope they acknowledge the need to allow some people to register that haven't done so, or to change their options. Hugs,
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