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Thursday, October 14, 2004
11:10 PM
Parachutes at Six Flags This is another interesting ride in Six Flags. It is simply a slow and smooth ride up. Normally, the chair can sit about 2 people, but because the three of us are pretty smaller in size than the Americans, we were able to squeeze onto the chair. The view from the parachute is quite pretty. However, the ride is certainly not those adventurous type. And it might be unsuitable for those who fear heights. I must say that this parachute is safer than the ferry wheel ride though.
memories*
sobre mi*
-a gemini girl-
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hanging out with friends
watching TV & movies
listening to music
travelling
reading
