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Descriptive Essay On Giant Swing

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Last week in midst of my busy schedule, I got a very tempting invite for an advance preview of a newly built Adventure Park inside the 1,125-hectare property of Alviera in Porac Pampanga called Sandbox. I am quite fond of safety adventures but I rarely attend to media events specially this far, this time was different though, my curiosity on their published amenities really won. I personally thought that I could try the giant swing, so I immediately confirmed my participation together with my two companions.

Saturday, after our graveyard shift we went straight to Trinoma Mall where the service van provided by the organizer was located. The trip took us about an hour and half to reach the venue. Tired of the trip after shift, …show more content…

Then the giant swing (first in the Philippines, about 10 meters high), this was really the reason I went here; this made me so curious about how my childhood swing twisted into an ultimate adventure. My heart beats faster and faster as I get closer to my turn. Again – I haven’t had a ride such as this one before, but my cousin who’s with me already been to a few adventure rides like Vikings. I would like to thank her for encouraging me that it is okay and we can do it.

To experience this, you will have a choice to have the single ride but of course I wouldn’t want to be alone in this adrenaline pumping challenge so we choose to go as a couple. The rope started to lift us to as high as the first frame and we started screaming as we get further and further from the ground and started to feel the height. A second’s pause and the clip were released and we plunge down fast. I literally felt numb and unexplainable thrill of falling. The feeling mended for a few seconds as we passes the bottom but it immediately went back as the swing soar us high again and drop back. Definitely an experience that up to now I can’t imagine I

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