It is a thrill to zip between the platforms. It is not really an activity intended to view the forest canopy, as you are going too fast to focus much on the trees.
Once you start most zip line activities, there is no way down except to complete the series of platforms by zip lining the rest of the way. Most platforms do not have stairs or ladders to climb up or down. The only way down is to continue zip lining to the end.
This week we are showing photos of the temples of Siem Reap, Cambodia, on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site.
I love this shot! It really shows what my idea of zip lining must be like.
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ReplyDeleteWhoopie!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't I know it!!! I have fond memories of my zip line experience. But, it's off my bucket list now so I don't need to do it again.
ReplyDeleteI remember when Sharon told me that she did the zip line. I must say, she is braver than me. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteNever tried this, would love doing it!!!
ReplyDeleteOh no no no no no no no. I don't even want to look.
ReplyDeleteDave, This is a great photo of an exciting, but probably a little frightening activity. I learn so much from you about this area...thanks for the photos and the info.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot. I also tried the zip lining in Costa Rica. it was fantastic but I didn't have the nerve to do the TARZAN JUMP AT THE END!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteI was doing alright until you said that there was no way down except zipping along. This is a great shot!
ReplyDeleteI did it in Iguazu. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks so exhilarating Dave, darn.. if only I wasn't such a wuss!
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