Joel Lee
Give it a little try, give it a little climb.
At the Warren National Park, I climbed the Dave Evans Bicentennial tree; a tree which goes up 230 feet. It was a phenomenal climb. With large spaces between each step, a safety net and safety bars to guide your arms, this climb will make your legs sore, and perhaps overcome your fear of heights.
I wasn't scared. I was trembling as I made the climb. With each step, a sense of fear overwhelmed me. Going up 50 meters, the wind started to get stronger and stronger. I was afraid that I would drop in between one of the steps or get blown away by the wind.
However, when you reach the top, you get an interesting view of a canopy which spans across a tremendous area and a strange sense of satisfaction that you made the climb.
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