My name is Harry Carr. I am 52 years old and live in New London, NH. Due to a Service Connected Neurological Condition, I have balance issues, left side weakness due to 2 strokes and I am also Visually Impaired. While participating in recreational programs with the Boston V.A. and the New England Handicap Sports Association (NEHSA), I was introduced to recumbent cycling. Less than 2 years ago, a volunteer from the Boston VA, and now my cycle partner, Bill Hamilton, noticed that I really enjoyed cycling. Bill has been instrumental and inspiring in my recumbent cycle activities. I thank Bill for encouraging me to pursue the sport of cycling. Due to my Service Connected disabilities, I have not driven a vehicle for more than 10 years. In addition to the new freedom and independence that recumbent cycling has given me, it has also given me more confidence in myself and I feel a lot healthier. Other outdoor activities that I participate in include adaptive skiing and kayaking with NEHSA at Mount/Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. I have participated with other Adaptive Organizations including Northeast Passage at The University of New Hampshire, New England Disabled Sports (N.E.D.S.), Waterville Valley Adaptive Sports, Achilles International of South Florida, Blaze Sports in Georgia and I participate in Northeast Coalition Wounded Warrior events with Disabled Sports USA (DSUSA). In August 2012, myself and other Visually Impaired and Blind Veterans White Water Kayaked with Team River Runner in parts of Yellowstone National River in Montana in a clinic called “OUTASIGHT”.