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Me & T after our Canopy Tour

We survived!! and what an awesome experience, a total of 10 slides down the valley, about 40m above the ground and the longest slide being about 140m long, I'm not sure who was more scared me or Tania but I think I hid my fear better, I remember silently hoping that someone would chicken out so I could join them hehe...but no-one did and so much the better. It was really exilarating...bring on the Adventure!
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Frank said…
Canopy tour, tell us more?

Cheers
Frank
1 April 2009 at 18:37
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