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Into The Wild: How Akshay Kumar And Bear Grylls Found "Brotherhood" In The Wilderness
"When a Western adrenaline adventurer meets an Eastern action junkie, don't expect fireworks," tweeted Akshay Kumar
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Woman Finds Comfort In Ice Swimming After Rock Climbing Accident
Gilly McArthur was rock climbing in Utah in 2013 when she slipped and fell down 30-feet. Though the 47-year-old recovered from her injuries, she still had a fear of falling. But that was until the adrenaline junkie found her new hobby - ice swimming.
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This Swing On The Edge Of A Cliff Is Anxiety Guaranteed. Dare To Ride?
If you identify yourself as an adrenaline junkie, these swing sets in China may just be exactly what you need to try. If you have a fear of heights, this could easily be the stuff of nightmares for you.
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Brave Enough to Try This Glass Slide 1,000 Feet Above Los Angeles?
Sitting atop a skyscraper in Los Angeles is 'Skyslide' - a 45 feet slide made entirely of glass, erected on the 70th floor of the US Bank Tower building. At a dizzying 1,000 feet above the ground, this slide is part of a multi-level experience spread across four different floors.
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Into The Wild: How Akshay Kumar And Bear Grylls Found "Brotherhood" In The Wilderness
"When a Western adrenaline adventurer meets an Eastern action junkie, don't expect fireworks," tweeted Akshay Kumar
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Woman Finds Comfort In Ice Swimming After Rock Climbing Accident
Gilly McArthur was rock climbing in Utah in 2013 when she slipped and fell down 30-feet. Though the 47-year-old recovered from her injuries, she still had a fear of falling. But that was until the adrenaline junkie found her new hobby - ice swimming.
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This Swing On The Edge Of A Cliff Is Anxiety Guaranteed. Dare To Ride?
If you identify yourself as an adrenaline junkie, these swing sets in China may just be exactly what you need to try. If you have a fear of heights, this could easily be the stuff of nightmares for you.
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Brave Enough to Try This Glass Slide 1,000 Feet Above Los Angeles?
Sitting atop a skyscraper in Los Angeles is 'Skyslide' - a 45 feet slide made entirely of glass, erected on the 70th floor of the US Bank Tower building. At a dizzying 1,000 feet above the ground, this slide is part of a multi-level experience spread across four different floors.
