I could try a zipline, I think. It's because I know I'm not afraid of heights, I'm afraid of falling. Once the monkey brain is assured that all the straps & connections are firm, I can get it to settle down.
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Natter 72: We Were Unprepared for This
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Imagine what it would have been like to descend the stairs from a zeppelin to the top of the Empire State building. Probably just as well those plans were abandoned.
The difference for me is that I would assume the glass box wouldn't fall apart. But grates rattle, etc., so I'm always sure when I step on one that it's going to open or break or something.
A zipline I could do as long as someone gave me a push, I think.
I did an upsidedown zipline once. That was some freaky awesome shit.
A zipline commuter service would be perfect for North Beach. Or meara's neighborhood in Seattle.
I seriously was afraid of both the monkey bars and the slide as a child. There is no way I can do any of this.
I would join in this conversation but I have to go climb a ladder.
I've still never been able to do a somersault.
We totally used a zipline as transportation during the summer we were at the big camp. We had to con campers into carrying our gear back to the start for us, but hey! It was way faster than walking and we'd been ziplining all summer.