- the last few words out of my mouth before yelling at the top of my lungs as I took the 100 foot drop below Corona Arch.
This was possibly the craziest thing I've done in a long time, second to skydiving when I was 18. My roommate and I hiked to the top of Corona Arch while a group of people were swinging, inspected the gear and riggings, and jumped. If Clint hadn't jumped first I probably wouldn't have tried it. He jumped without hesitation! I barely had time to start recording with my camera. After watching a couple people swing from the arch it seemed pretty safe, but somehow that hike back down to the canyon floor didn't seem so bad! But I just had to try it and I'm glad I did. Try everything at least once, right?
You'll love my facial expressions mid-flight.
Spring break has come and gone too fast! Braden and I originally went to Moab to volunteer for and run the Canyonlands Half Marathon and Clint came down to have fun and see some family. Saturday after the race we all decided to hike Corona Arch and ended up jumping off of it. I don't think I woke up race morning and said to myself, "I want to jump off a cliff today," but it was definitely one of the highlights of the trip.
Would I do it again? YES. 100%. It would be a lot easier the second time anyways. Sometimes I wonder if it ever gets old for some people, but I guess not, otherwise why are they still doing it? Whatever, call me an adrenaline junkie.
3 comments:
You are insane. But I think it would try it. maybe....
Do it Janelle! It's one of the hardest things, seriously. Every part of your brain and body are screaming to you to not walk off that cliff, but you do it anyways. It's awesome.
one word "crazy"! And a few more words: You need to update you bucket list and put this craziness on it.
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