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  1. OMG! I had heard that writers were sometimes crazy but this? I would superglue my feet to the ground before I could try this!
    Many years ago I may have done it, I used to ride all the largest roller coasters, I stood on top of Blackpool Tower, I went down the Blue John cavern, then rode in a boat down the Speedwell mine. But I now suffer from vertigo and claustrophobia so leaning out of my bedroom window is worrying!
    Luckily my children are aware of my problems so wouldn’t ask (when they were young I was able to ride the big wheel and climb the rocks and hills of Derbyshire with them)
    Many congratulations to you for succeeding in those negotiations with your feet Maria! I do hope they enjoyed their scheduled panic!

  2. That actually looks like a TON of fun. For me, I’m generally OK as long as I can see what is supporting me. Ropes: fine. Gondola…. not so much, thank you very much, I’ll just *walk* to the top as it’s a lovely day for a hike.

  3. Writer brian indeed. You just did the research for climbing the rigging of a tall ship. I mean, seriously. As soon as I saw your pictures that was my first inclination. She is climbing the rigging of a tall ship. Yeah, now you know what it feels like and can write it. Who knows. I loved this post. Congratulations on your son’s accomplishments and well done, mom, on doing something just for him. Even if it turns out to research. Shhh, I won’t tell.

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