There are a number of activities that are -- well, active -- but that are not exactly exercise. One of those is gardening. I have been doing little installments of weeding at dawn for about a week. Getting out there on my hands and knees, pulling those weeds vigorously, hauling the bucket to the compost heap, getting up and down, up and down -- this is certainly active! But not always fun.
But talk about fun ... I went ziplining a couple of weeks ago! A canopy tour from platform to platform (each of which was 50+ feet in the air), zipping through beautiful trees with fabulous views, up to 200 feet in the air and on lines up to 1100 feet long (there were 10 lines, 2 rappels, and 2 skybridges. Wow! What an adventure! But I did it, and no one indicated that I was unusually unbalanced. So I even did it "normally."
I did it because I wanted to do it while I still could.
Now I think I will do it again!
But talk about fun ... I went ziplining a couple of weeks ago! A canopy tour from platform to platform (each of which was 50+ feet in the air), zipping through beautiful trees with fabulous views, up to 200 feet in the air and on lines up to 1100 feet long (there were 10 lines, 2 rappels, and 2 skybridges. Wow! What an adventure! But I did it, and no one indicated that I was unusually unbalanced. So I even did it "normally."
I did it because I wanted to do it while I still could.
Now I think I will do it again!
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