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My camera finally made its way back from Charlotte where I had left it in my son-in-law's car. It tells a tale of adventures I never knew I needed and it tells a story of a daughter's faith in her mother to do "impossible" things......

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hey good to know the lost was returned!!! and that center looks amazing not sure I'd do more than people watch as I've
never done any of that stuff but then if the motivation and prodding was there who knows perhaps I would.
You did good my friend
sheila

Congratulations for doing the course!! I have seen those here in WI and it is not something I want to do. However, it would be fun to watch someone else, especially kids run thru it!

You're braver than I am Tina. With my bad balance and mini-dizzy spells, I doubt I'd ever tackle the rope course. (never say never tho right?).

Wow Tina, what an adventure! I thought I did good climbing up the ladder and crawling through the rock passage at Mesa Verde, but it was nothing compared to a ropes course. I've avoided zip lining because I think the sudden stops would hurt my knees, but maybe not. I did go up in the balloon, so that's my claim to bravery. Enjoy all your adventures. Peggy

Maybe the saying 'just say no' should have popped into your head instead of 'never say never'

Holey, Moley! (I have no idea how to spell that.) I'm speechless. Never seen one of these set ups before. Had heard of Ropes Courses, but had no idea. I bow down to the queen of "what the hell, go for it". Big hugs. So glad you had this experience with your daughter.

Nikki

That's an amazing facility Tina! Very cool place for your daughter to work! High five to you for braving the rope course; you rock!