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Roadtrip #5: On top of the world

BK Bretton Woods zip line

I wouldn’t go so far as to say I am afraid of heights, but I am definitely not a huge fan. But so much fun stuff happens high up, that I just had to go for it in, zip lining across the forest canopy 150 feet up and 800 feet across the mountainside, walking sky bridges and whooshing down ropes from the tops of trees.

Roadtrip #5: On top of the world zip line

With bungee jumping or rope swinging it’s always the jumping off bit that gets me.  But this was too good to miss, and the view from the top was incredible.  I probably made a few squirrels jump with my initial screams – which turned to whoops of adrenaline-fuelled joy by the end!

Roadtrip #5: On top of the world long way down

Roadtrip #5: On top of the world sky bridge

You should see the video footage…

 

 

Roadtrip #5: On top of the world white mountains2

We soaked up the great outdoors in the White Mountains, mountain biking for miles through forest trails, and doing stomach flips at a huge waterpark.

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We had rain, we had wind, we had sun.  And after all that exercise, we had a lot of food!

Roadtrip #5: On top of the world bethlehem

We stayed at this wonderful B&B in Bethlehem, which was built as a family home at the turn of the last Century.  Marilyn Monroe used to spend her summers there, and Cary Grant had his honeymoon in the room next door to ours.

Roadtrip #5: On top of the world bethlehem2

Lovely innkeeper Mary welcomed us with freshly baked cookies, beer in the fridge and an endless supply of delicious coffee which we drank sat on rocking chairs in the wraparound porch.  We played croquet in her beautiful garden, and felt quite at home in this tiny part of New Hampshire.

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Other roadtrip posts:  #1 For the love of travel#2 Sharks and jellyfish#3 Boston and Harvard#4 A fairytale wedding; #6 To Canada, in search of stationery

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