The ancient Roman writer Publilius Syrus said, "It is a bad plan that admits of no modification". after thinking and changing the plans for this week's hike more than a few times - a question in the parking lot changed the plan again. Thanks, Christine.
So instead of taking a right and heading up onto Brink Hill and following the Orange trail down, we went left and headed up and over to East Hill to find ropes and adventure challenges. It is so much fun finding new things in an area you thought you knew.
The hike turned into a series of group challenges, some self initiated, some directed - a 4 minute rock tower challenge, untangling of a human knot, a team bridge crossing...rope swinging challenges, and getting a person up and over a wall.
The only down side was that we ran out of time for a little basketball.
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| 4 minute rock tower challenge |
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| The rock tower |
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| Red newt |
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| Human Knot |
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| Untangling |
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| "Don't touch the ground" |
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| Up & Over |
The ancient Roman writer Publilius Syrus said, "It is a bad plan that admits of no modification". after thinking and changing the plans for this week's hike more than a few times - a question in the parking lot changed the plan again. Thanks, Christine.
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