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| Notes of this kind are found all over Korea--DMZ, Seoul Tower, etc. People visit, then leave notes behind declaring their love for one another. |
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| All the gear. |
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| When in Rome... |
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| All geared up and ready to GO! |
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| And he's off! |
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| This is me. The one and ONLY picture. I tried to go no handed, which I discovered is challenging to do while in a seated position. Much easier laying down as I did in course number 7 and 9! |
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| Chris. On this one we had a magnetic dart that we were to throw at the target. |
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| Chris throwing the dart. |
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| Victorious. A fitting add to his birthday, Chris hit the target! |
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| A view from mid-flight. |
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| The view looking down. Chris refused to look down, but I did! ;) |
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| Another beautiful mid-flight view. It was a picture perfect day. |
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| The truck of death. We were more afraid riding on this open rear truck than on the zip line; however, I was thankful I was able to ride up the mountain rather than walk! |
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| Chris' prize for hitting the target--a fire extinguisher. Strange gift for the situation, but perfect for Korea ;) |
Chris turned 35 yesterday. Wow, an old man! Ha. When asked what he wanted to do for his birthday, he surprisingly said he wanted to zipline. He actually had no desire to hang from a string over the treetops, but he knew I have wanted to do this for sometime, so he took one for the team. What a guy! We dropped the kids off with their Korean Mother, Ms. Kim :) and we were on our way. It was awesome! Here are the highlights of our 9 different ziplining courses.
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