Some things that come to mind, that I wonder why I got into that situation at all, was river rafting on what looked like bamboo strewn together, and with no life jacket, in some big river in Fiji.
Now I think of it, looking at the photo, none of that what we did 17 years ago would have passed safety. I do recall someone saying that none of those fijian chaps had any 1st aid training, and them long (skinny easy to rock) boats had no life jackets.
I won't ever do that again.
Last year, went to a monkey forest in Indonesia, hubby got pissed on by one cheeky monkey, I had a monkey bite my leg (lucky I had long slacks on, and it didn't break through the material).
I won't be doing that again either!
We used to camp off the beaten track in "The Pines" at Lake Bonnie Doon. Took about 2 hours to drive in, the middle of no freaking nowhere!
In Alaska, we went in a small plane (I hate small planes)....and went for a long flight over rugged mountains and fjords, and landed in one fjord for a while, it was so isolated and beautiful, the peace, the quality of the air was astounding.
I was just looking at the photos with hubby the other night of our Alaskan adventure, and the small plane photos clearly show me looking a bit freaked out, while hubby was smiling and pleased looking.
(Only found out later that another guest sitting in the front with the pilot, was also a pilot and built his own plane, which made the hubby feel more comfortable about the flight....pity I didn't know until after!!
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Went to Columbian Snowfields with an awesome big 6 wheeler truck. The tyers were as tall as my 5 ft height!
Tasted and drank some melting glacial water.
Did the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb about 6 years ago.
I did a plank walk on a cruise ship 2 years ago, with all these safety strapping on, but it was so windy, I couldn't do it, could not let go and just lean back at the edge over the ocean.
I would really love to go to Manchu Picchu.
Heights are okay for me (except small plane rides and plank walking on windy days!)