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Zipline: Who's To Blame?
Imagine doing something crazy! Something you never thought you would do before! In my case it has to do with heights…
The other day my family went to scarecrow farm. My brother Cristain and I went to mostly all the activities. But we couldn’t stop thinking of the zipline. We begged our parents to let us get tickets but my mother wasn’t so sure about the idea.
Before our family left my mother took us to one of the barns to get harnessed for the zipline. My brother and I went up the stairs the the top stand, not much people were in line. My brother decided to go first because he wanted to tell everyone that he was the first person in our family to go ziplining.
When it was my turn I felt like I was about to barf! Pretty disgusting I know but
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