It's incredible how many people waste time walking in many situations where you could just fall.
Imagine that hike back up after a full day of swimming and beach fun. I'd be sleeping at the bottom and attempting it in the morning.
"Pretty sure if I move down those treacherous stairs fast enough I'll outrun this logo"
Anyone else try to use a mattress to go down stairs? It would never work as well as it felt like it should. Darn friction and carpeted houses from the 90s.
Yes, but then you had those stairs that weren't and some body was creating a hole in drywall
If anyone’s wondering where this is, it’s the top of Jacob’s Ladder in Jamestown, St Helena.
It's also somehow located in the middle of the Amazon river, already flooded, and selling for $500k USD.
The cliff is sloping but it’s fine, just turn into a goldfish halfway through. You’ll make it. We’re gods.
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Imagine carrying your groceries from Costco... it's going to take a couple of trips honey.
Instead of bulk buying from Costco, if possible support a locally ownedgrocery store and make smaller walkable/bikeable trips, not only better environmentally but better for your local economy (and possibly healthier)
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I read this article today https://time.com/6307359/government-ftc-walmart-prices/
While I don't think a lot of people can afford the higher prices of locally owned grocery stores, I do think that those who can should try. At least until there's more antitrust enforcement.
House I grew up in had stairs up to the porch that was like 6ft up/down distance. Would not recommend. Especially in places were ice and snow are a thing.