If flinging yourself off a tall thing and entrusting your body to a tether tied to your legs doesn't feel extreme to you anymore, we've got good news for you. AJ Hackett Bungy New Zealand has got an all new way for you to feel all the terror that comes with risking your life, but with so many safeguards put into place that you're mostly, likely pretty safe. Taking a ride on the company's Nevis Catapult, suspended over the Nevis Valley that it's named for, looks like a hoot. If I'm ever lucky enough to make my way that far south, sign me up.
Wednesday, 8 August 2018
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