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Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)Just as I can walk and chew gum at the same time, I can and will worry about BOTH crumbling infrastructure and being in a 70-story building in earthquake country. ;-)
But it's mainly that infinity pool that wouldn't be for me, just like I wouldn't play tennis at that Dubai hotel...
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Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)Just as I can walk and chew gum at the same time, I can and will worry about BOTH crumbling infrastructure and being in a 70-story building in earthquake country. ;-)
But it's mainly that infinity pool that wouldn't be for me, just like I wouldn't play tennis at that Dubai hotel...
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We can go together, I will hold your trembling hand and you can hold mine.Madeleine said:Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)
Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)Just as I can walk and chew gum at the same time, I can and will worry about BOTH crumbling infrastructure and being in a 70-story building in earthquake country. ;-)
But it's mainly that infinity pool that wouldn't be for me, just like I wouldn't play tennis at that Dubai hotel...
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My glass floor over the cistern will be almost as good. Well, perhaps not!Madeleine said:Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)
I will take your glass cover over the Grand Canyon any day!!!!Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)Just as I can walk and chew gum at the same time, I can and will worry about BOTH crumbling infrastructure and being in a 70-story building in earthquake country. ;-)
But it's mainly that infinity pool that wouldn't be for me, just like I wouldn't play tennis at that Dubai hotel...
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.My glass floor over the cistern will be almost as good. Well, perhaps not!Madeleine said:Grand Canyon Skywalk. I want to go there. I will hold on for dear life, but I want to go there! (Says the vertiginous one.)
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Maybe those people need to go to places with curbside check in.But don't forget the gist of the article, it is the CHECK IN on the 70th. We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!.
But don't forget the gist of the article, it is the CHECK IN on the 70th. We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!.
I constantly hear people here say they won't shop downtown because "there's no parking." So I recently looked in to this. I went to Walmart, parked in the center of the parking lot and counted my steps to get to the center of the store: 160 steps.Joey Bloggs said:We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!
We hear that "no place to park" whine here also. You have proven what I have said for a long time - people will go to the Mall or Wa llyWo rld and park in the back 40 and think nothing of walking in but in the small town? God forbid they should walk 5 feet!But don't forget the gist of the article, it is the CHECK IN on the 70th. We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!.I constantly hear people here say they won't shop downtown because "there's no parking." So I recently looked in to this. I went to Walmart, parked in the center of the parking lot and counted my steps to get to the center of the store: 160 steps.Joey Bloggs said:We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!
Then I parked in the center of the big public parking lot at the edge of our downtown and counted my steps to the center of the town square: 150 steps.
And let me add that never in my life had I had to park in that public lot to go to a store downtown. There's always a parking place closer than that.
People park at Walmart and walk a mile every day with no complaint, but if they can't park right in front of the store they're visiting downtown, they won't bother to park and go in.
I can't see any problem with checking in to a hotel on the 70th floor. I'll be dragging my luggage up there anyway because I always stay on a high floor if I can (yes, even in southern California...I'm not really that afraid of earthquakes).
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People won't walk across the parking lot here. I watch them at the hotel next door all trying to park in the 3 spaces reserved for checking in.We hear that "no place to park" whine here also. You have proven what I have said for a long time - people will go to the Mall or Wa llyWo rld and park in the back 40 and think nothing of walking in but in the small town? God forbid they should walk 5 feet!But don't forget the gist of the article, it is the CHECK IN on the 70th. We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!.I constantly hear people here say they won't shop downtown because "there's no parking." So I recently looked in to this. I went to Walmart, parked in the center of the parking lot and counted my steps to get to the center of the store: 160 steps.Joey Bloggs said:We have people fuss over walking 100 feet from the parking lot to the front door!
Then I parked in the center of the big public parking lot at the edge of our downtown and counted my steps to the center of the town square: 150 steps.
And let me add that never in my life had I had to park in that public lot to go to a store downtown. There's always a parking place closer than that.
People park at Walmart and walk a mile every day with no complaint, but if they can't park right in front of the store they're visiting downtown, they won't bother to park and go in.
I can't see any problem with checking in to a hotel on the 70th floor. I'll be dragging my luggage up there anyway because I always stay on a high floor if I can (yes, even in southern California...I'm not really that afraid of earthquakes).
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