What Is The Adventure Of Adventure

The dig is relentless, 100 meters through cold, hard dirt. The constant risk of a cave in does not keep our hopes up as well as we have already lost 3 men in the past week due to them. I press my ear against the wall of the now abruptly ending tunnel. “Tink

My stomach twisted and scrunched up into knots after gazing up at the structure. The dreaded day had finally come: the day that I would conquer the high ropes course at summer camp. As a fourteen-year old girl who was frightened by heights of any kind, strapping on a harness and climbing up a bunch of shaky poles and shivering wires was definitely the last thing I wanted to do. Nonetheless, peer pressure got the best of me, so in order to satisfy my friends and to avoid being teased, I made the decision that I would climb up the ropes course no matter how much the voice in my head screamed at me to stop.

With this sunrise, we feel blessed, each of us, birds, people, everything that lives, with a chance to begin again, to renew and say thank you for this life, as morning breaks over Forest Heights.

I realized then how this is a true adventure for me. For this moment, I have no idea how I will conquer this challenge. I know for sure that I will not end up dead or hurt, but I just don’t know what the solution is. For this moment, I am stranded. However, in the next moment, I must go on. I pull myself up, tighten my backpack, and fix my helmet. I make my way down one trail, but decide it will be too treacherous. I pull my folded map out of my pocket. It says that there is only one way down, and it’s the way that I have just checked out.

I never thought I would rock climb blindfolded, yet last summer I climbed fifty feet of rock with a bandana over my eyes. This is not the first time I have done something so adventurous. I have always been determined, and this quality has led me to repeatedly push myself beyond my comfort zone. I have done out of the ordinary things from rock climbing to spelunking, things some people go their whole lives without doing. I have worked towards a single goal for years, hoping that my tenacity will lead to the attainment of that goal. My determination enables me to push myself to try new things, let my adventurous side shine, and labor long for something I desire.

All of us ended up arguing about it how we would go down it all together or one at time? Eventually we decided that we would all go at one at a time we jokingly said just in case one of almost dies we can get to them a lot quicker. My friend Josh goes first he made it all the way down and gave me the okay signal that i could go now. When i started making my way down it felt amazing the wind blowing in my air,how everything passed by me in a blur and that feeling of adrenaline, i honestly believed i could do anything well i was wrong. My Longboard started to wobble and i immediately panicked, I was going to fast to slow myself down. so i tried to jump into a grassy area, but that did not work out the way i planned considering i slammed into a brick mailbox Going easily past 21 mph. i don’t remember much about what happened afterwards. I remember being winded i could hardly breath and i couldn’t move i saw blood coming down from the side of my head going onto the concrete floor. The last thing i saw was my friend Noah running from the top of the hill towards me and my vision turning into a blurry

Always bring a first aid kit incase somebody gets hurt. You can find some of the most amazing things in caves. Always wear the appopriate clothing and boots some caves can get wet so wear waterproof

I was standing in front of the cave's entrance. Around the cave, there were seven different signs warning people to keep out. I wonder what could be in there I had a flashlight so might as well go in.

After this I’ve never feared the water and have been determined to take situations head on, even if they’re intimidating. It taught me to be brave, even if hesitant at first, just go for it and be confident in myself. Since all of the pots are on one rope, we had to move fast and precisely, making sure we did it right on the first try. My brother was handing me the pots so that I could toss them into the water. After we threw the second anchor and the rope was going out, I noticed my brother had stepped between the rail and the

Rare moments come to my attention when I catch myself laughing so hard. The kind of laughing where there is a cramp in your abdomen, where your cheeks hurt so bad from the continuous grinning along with the temporary blurriness from the tears impeding your sight. My heart feels the warmth from the happiness affecting my body in such a way that i forget any other distraction in my life.I am focused on my heart releasing this sensational pleasure. When I am driving country back-roads, I sometimes take a moment to observe the sky when it truly is a masterpiece. The exquisite colors and the fading in and out to new hues, the clouds pronouncing their feelings as some are soft and gentle while some give off a texture of rough and stern, and the sun, sometimes peeking behind a cloud or just plain alone, shining its light across the land and sea of the Earth. I then realize how great the world can be so graceful and enticing. In that instance, my heart becomes inflamed with joy and I realize how thankful I am for my life. Being able to experience this feeling is truly

Caving can be relatively safe when the people you are with are well informed, and properly cautious,prepared. Be sure to not explore a cave alone, it is most likely best to travel/explore caves in small groups mostly of six-people, and every exploration you should make sure there is a guide in your group while caving. This will most likely prevent the members from getting lost on your caving exploration, as well as making sure you do not wander to far from your group and end up going into the wrong cave that does not allow participants to explore it possibly because its a safety hazard to cavers. It is always important to make sure you know what you are doing when you are on a caving exploration to ensure safety and to make sure nobody gets injured and everybody has a good caving

Pulling her knees to her chest, Karolina narrowed her eyes at the second sunrise of this strange planet. Sunrises were usually celebrated; they brought the promise of a new day, a do over. They promised warmth and growth, but now they only reminded her of what she couldn’t do.

Come morning, the duo of friends were both very eager to embark on this adventure. Since there were no maps of this secluded area, they decided that to start this adventure they would pick a direction and just walk until they found something interesting. After a few hours of talking, walking, and occasional snacking, the two creatures stumbled upon the entrance of a large and somewhat dark looking cave.

Onnmund awoke with a grumble. He found it hard to sleep with the sounds of his children crying. Ungrateful dung.. He grunted and stood up, his back feeling like he was hit with one of Zeus' lighting bolts. Obviously not, though. He worshipped Zeus every day. Onnmund grabbed his clothes and walked over to the door, not that there was much of a door anyways, and opened it. The sun was gorgeous this morning, absolutely magnificent. It's rays shone down upon the earth, lighting it up like fire in a cave.

My wanderlust has brought me to venture to multitude of places throughout my life so far. Having visited the Swiss Alps, Mount Seorak in South Korea and even Mount Kinabalu from back home, had always left me with an impression of how awe-inspiring Mother Nature is. Other than that, I have also ventured into numerous caves such as Gua Tempurung and Gua Niah; it was while venturing the latter was where I realized my passion for Geology. It was my first ever experience caving and I remembered turning off my flashlight and imagining how people – actual, ancient, living – people occupying these caves. I remembered only hearing the faint sounds water dripping from the stalagmites and the echo of footsteps from afar. For this reason, I realized my love for nature and I would be glad to spend the rest of my life to preserve these sites for generations to come