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Obstacle Course. Should I go overleaf or underleaf? And if overleaf, how will I navigate round this gigaglobules? Or should I just turn back from whence I came?
Pokljuka, Slovenia, 06.25.2016: The contestants took part in the race OVIRATLON obstacle CHALLENGE Pokljuka, Slovenia on 06.25.2016
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Members of the Class of 2025 complete the First Year Orientation Program obstacle course at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario, on September 17, 2021.
The obstacle course is an annual tradition at RMC to mark the entry of the first-year class in to Cadet Wing. It requires the newest officer cadets of the college to work as teams to overcome 12 challenges over a two-hour, 2.5-kilometre course across the historic peninsula on the shores of Lake Ontario. It is a course designed to test them physically and mentally, and prove their individual leadership qualities, and their cohesion as a team.
Images photographed at RMC, CFB Kingston.
Image by: Master Corporal Rod Doucet, CASC, CFB Kingston
©2021 DND-MDN Canada
GIJON, SPAIN Jan 18 2015: Participants in the " Farinato Race " held in the spanish city of Gijon, on 18 January, 2015
HEY. HEY. GUESS WHAT. HEY. YOU'RE GOING TO FLIP......everyone has obstacles to overcome in their life. Surprised? No, it's just some people are better at hiding their struggles than others. Me? Every year has been a bigger obstacle. New Responsibilities, new troubles, new drama, new friends. For the past couple of weeks, I have been constantly wondering why someone keeps on testing my sanity, Little things like a concert getting cancelled, a bad hair day. Other things like finding out the answers to questions I never asked or having to talk for hours on end about things people have been avoiding. Regardless of what you're obstacle is, you will overcome it and it will just prepare you for the next one.
The Color Obstacle Rush is the latest “fun run” phenomenon to arrive on our shores. Having originated in Finland in 2014 under the Finnish name ‘Variestejuoksu’, the race is now a regular fixture in Sweden, Germany and the United States - and this summer it arrived in Britain.
Organisers described the Color Obstacle Rush as “a unique event combining the fun of color powdered runs and the thrill and excitement of an obstacle course.”
Hundreds of runners descended on Aintree Racecourse for the inaugural Color Obstacle Rush when it landed in Liverpool on Saturday 26 September.
Participants tackled nine colour stations and ten inflatable obstacles as they pounded the 5k route around the racecourse.
These were some of the survivors .
Discovering there was no card in the camera was just one of several obstacles I faced last night at my ukulele club. I had hoped to take some great shots, because the Christmas meeting is always awesome -- more than 100 people, lots of performances, people in reindeer antlers -- so much fun!
So I was really motivated to get there. But the traffic was so bad that it took an hour and a quarter to get from my place to the bridge that goes downtown. This is a drive that would normally take five minutes. Ten in traffic.
The next obstacle was parking. The next was squeezing myself into a seat that was wedged between two tables, but it was the only one my friend could save for me. And the final obstacle, as the photo shows: no fekking card in the camera!!! LOL
Had a great time though. :)
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Michael and I, along with our two dogs Chompers and Bob, took a small day road trip up to Prescott/Prescott Valley last Saturday.
This is the view from the first rest stop along the way. The clouds cast incredible shadows on the terrain below.
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A Class of 2022 cadet completes the obstacle course as part of Cadet Field Training, July 22, 2019. (U.S. Army photo by Matthew Moeller)
Part of a horse's training is to accept obstacles. The slack line shows that the horse is more than willing to step up on this springy step.
Two students from the Afghan National Army 203rd Corps’ 1st Brigade Regional Basic Warrior Training course jump over walls during an obstacle course competition at Khost Training Center Nov. 21. Sixty-five students from the RBWT split into two teams and competed for the opportunity to win a certificate and gifts. (Photo by Air Force Staff Sgt. Sarah Martinez)