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This is a little part of my fun vacation my family and I did this weekend. Me hanging upside down on one of the 6 zipline courses we did. We had a blast.
The starting end of the girls' zipline. The yellow rope is just to assist with retrieval of the handle. You can't see the cable in this blurry picture.
Cuzco Adventure
Cusco Zipline
The tour takes approximately 2 hours and starts at the base camp with an orientation from our guides.
After this, a 20 min walk will take you to the beginning of the circuit, which consists of a total of 2500m of cables divided into 7 sections.
After the third cable, there is a rockclimb up a vertical ladder (Via Ferrata) more than 150m above the Rio Sacsara.
Finally, there’s a short walk back down to base camp, where equipment is returned.
The Canopy Tour includes all equipment (harness, helmet and gloves) as well as the guided and supervised tour of the canopy.
Ziplining at The Canyons Zip Line and Canopy Tours in Ocala, Florida. The scenery while ziplining here is incredible. You won’t see this kind of scene anywhere else in Florida!
You can see more photos and read our story about Ziplining at the Canyons: youshouldgotoo.com/zipline-the-canyons-in-ocala-florida/
08/10/2013 A man riding a zipline at Foley Square during Summer Streets. Kodak Ektar 100. Contax G1. Carl Zeiss Planar 45mm 1:2.0.
Ahhh . . . that's better. Here you can see the cheap big-box 3" turnbuckle (aluminum body, allegedly stainless bolt and hook) and the McMaster 9" turnbuckle (cast stainless). I found a 9" galvanized turnbuckle for $19, but McMaster had a stainless one for $24. Service was great, and UPS ground shipping got it to me overnight.