Scariest adventure..taking LSD.

Life is an adventure! Choose your own!

I don't think so.

i am not an adventurous but travelling to Thailand. The biggest thrill and adventure was visiting the buddist site where i got to sit and pat numerous full grown tigers.Scary and euphoric at the same time

i have patted a lion. Will not do this again.

Hikaru H...and Joy L....have exactly the same stories below...word for word...exactly the same.....what is going on there please? ...am I really the only one to notice that?....they have to be the same person...so what's the story?.... Edited 16-Jan-22 21:02pm

when i went sking in NZ lacking any sort of warm clothing or any sense what so ever in a blizzard chucks!

No, not adventures one bit. It's home sweet home for me.

Not adventurous I’m a real homebody

Not to adventureing I like to stay a live . Sometimes I like to get out doors but I like walking to stay away from my ex family is a good start I have my ups and down s trying st stay more steady these days I like to have a good time not a hard time good to be around people how do not look down on you and think they are all ways better

Doing an Outdoor Pursuits course in 1975.Learned a lot especially do not panic when you are in the water especially when you are not a very good swimmer.

My best adventure came on the 12the Tth October 1961, when my parents took up abord a Ship called the Sydney to travel all the way to Western Australia, docking at Then Port Of Fremantle 2nd November 1961, it was the most adventure my brothers and I ever had, traveling across countries, and seeing things we only read about, or what our grandpa would tell us about Camels, Pyramides, and how young kids would duck dive of their dingies for money travelers and sailors would throw overboard for them, but the best was saved for last, being taxi driven through the City Of Perth, and stopping along the Swan River, We never Saw a River much less seeing people Crabbing, and Fishing, To which Mum quickly said No way would you be coming here, but she soon quickly changed her tune, when our journey led us all along the river edge and finally one street away from the River's Edge of the Place we came to call home. 6 hours into unpacking Dad had us down that river swimming and having fun, An Adventure I will remember for the rest of my life, even though my husband had our kids and me on many more but despite the sadness of leaving family behind that I will never see again, this place Australia will always be home to me

I am adventurous. One of my memorable adventures was white rafting on the Shotover River in New Zealand.

Being more the rest and recreation at the beach person I did go out of my comfort zone traversing two kilometres of the Great Wall of China. Some of the “stations” had no safety areas so considering I am terrified of heights and the path was only three foot wide I thought that was very adventurous of me.

Motel, hotel, hot pool, shopping - ADVENTURE!!!!

No you are all too adventurous for me I'm more for the quite life

Going down into the chambers of the dead in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. Was amazing and such an adventure to experience that.

I am 58 and tried my first zip line in Qld the other day had a great time but still very nervous

getting married and having kids still ongoing with grandkids now joining my adventure

Travelling from Scotland to London when the Falklands war broke out...kept meeting Army truck convoys. Then when we finally escaped to the safety of France our hotel was bombed the next day LOL

Flying through a major storm in a little helicopter was my most recent...that pilot was nuts!! whooo hooo!

Similar to Sue, duties in the defence force, something that stays with you and your comrades. And can never be shared

I’m to old now but love to skate on the ice going to a job with my tools on a sledge

Accompanying troops being sent for change-over duties at border posts in Ireland. We were in two helicopters which flew in a criss-cross pattern low to the ground with each door open and manned by an armed soldier. Don't ask how this trip came about, I can't say. (and it was almost 30 yrs ago)

Bungee jumping vertical Ohakune Train Viaduct followed by Hot Lava horizontal bungee jump... several alcohol shooters later, all was okay with the world, lol!

Love adventures. Even if it's just getting outside to a national park or beach or going shopping (not groceries).

Not anymore. Used to trek a bit in NZ.

I travelled through Morocco in a campervan at a time of political unrest and found out afterwards that we had police keeping an eye on us...and I kayaked and camped in Doubtful Sound NZ in my sixties as a novice kayaker but I also launched two children and grandchildren into an international world and I think that might be much more challenging and adventurous

Climbed Kilimanjaro

I think the most adventurous thing I've done is when I added Jalapenos chilies to my beef stew. Went down a treat, with others, at the meal, but I couldn't finish a plate of it - too hot for my poor little tongue to handle. Edited 16-Jan-22 16:33pm

Serving with Mercy Ships for a year, I lived in England, Ghana, and Liberia and got to work onboard both the Anastasis and the Africa Mercy!!! I even met my American wife onboard....my goal is to go back with the kids and do it as a family.

Been hot air ballooning, gliding. Walked some of the Heysen Trail. Walked into Deep Creek with 8 adults & 13 kids (the youngest 2 years old and he walked all the way with the other kids) carrying food tents & water with us, enough for 3 days.

Walking for 2 hours to get to the beach in Hawai. Not very adventurous

Hiking Yellowstone, watching the grizzlies

Camping by a mountain river,fishing shooting and bushwalking...

my biggest adventure was my country trip i loved every moment of my country trip especially when i meet my family and friends there

Living in Darwin shortly after Cyclone Tracy .... absolutely 'God's country' in those days!

Crossing the Simpson desert from the west before it became a virtual tourist track.

Our biggest adventure was our trip around Australia, Loved every minute of our trip especially when we got to WA so beautiful over on that side of Australia. We were pretty much tar babies and we managed to see a fair amount, money was tough at times so we would see things most tourists didn't get to and maybe not as much as they do like zoos and other attractions where you had to pay. Plus we had our little black and white dog so national parks were out too but that didn't stop us from seeing other things. He a well travelled little doggy he's even been to Tassie.

Not at all adventitious I much prefer the safe things and enjoy them immensely.

No a dare devil. Won’t get me parachuting , the other air thing?,scuba diving, getting into a sub, going out on some of those hair raising rocky places,riding a motorcycle. My wife is Filipino and been on some of those mad buses and I think the drivers practice for demolition derbies. Only 2 speeds,fast and flat out.

I did lots of things in my life, but the biggest thing I did was join the Navy and then I married a sailor. We were posted often and some of those trips were the best and some very interesting. Like the time we ran out of petrol on the Nullabour in 1982 (no bankcards in those days we had to get to a bank) or the time we arrived in Darwin Jan 1984 just after a rain storm and the humidity hit me in the face and I wondered what the hell my hubby had bought me too (fell in love with it after less than 24hrs). Or the time we were driving from Darwin to Sydney 2 kids little kids and the roads when we hit Queensland were terrible, I was driving. Or the people we have met all over Australia who are just wonderful. Our two girls have swum on both big reefs in Australia and have seen more of the country than others. we made the big move leaving the Territory for good 10 years ago and moved to a small country town and love it.

I think for me it was the actual move from near Adelaide in South Australia to live in Townsville North Queensland. Five days drive and four overnight stops towing the big trailer loaded with some of our belongings. We decided we would rise each morning, have a "cuppa" then head off and have breakfast along the road to support outback roadhouses. That was great the first morning, second morning my husband followed the GPS and made a right turn instead of the left turn I was expecting. We ended up on the narrowest of roads in the middle of no-where. Crossed into Queensland and finally found a tiny town at about 10 a.m. Saw some people sitting around the pub and asked where we could buy some food. "Only place in this town is here at the pub and the barman is still sleeping after a big night!" So our breakfast that day was dry fruit cake and bottled water. Other mornings were lovely breakfasts. We don't regret the big move at all - we wish we had made it years earlier.

Going on a European river cruise..best thing ever!!

My best adventure, not that you can call it that!! It was an on the spur of the moment decision compliments of Papa and nothing else can beat it was escaping from the Russian Invaders back in the 50s. There was the rest of the world hopping and bopping to Rock N Roll and there were we Ducking and Weaving the bullets, almost the same steps to different "kind of beat".

Joined the Army.

White water rafting

I have had a very interesting life,owned a pub, hardware store, 3 sheep properties and a pawn shop and inbetween had my gorgeous, wonderful 3 children.

Would like to partake more in adventurous excursions.

I have been adventurous a number of times in my life: firstly when emigrating from South Africa to Australia. My husband wasn't keen, but I felt that it would be a good move, and it was. We feel very settled and happy in our new country. Then, with both of us in full time, permanent jobs, we both decided to resign, and we moved to Tasmania, (from Queensland where we had lived for ten years,) and went into a totally different field together - running a small business. It was a wonderful experience which both of us feel was the best experience of our lives. Then, with family illness back in Queensland, we knew we needed to get back onto the mainland, so I accepted a teaching post in a small town in the Outback. What an experience that was! After over two years there, we relocated once more to a large city, staying there for about six years before we felt a desire for change once more and moved further south to be closer to family. On each new adventure we have learned so much - about ourselves, new places, new people, and made many new friends. Adventures are definitely something to be enjoyed and celebrated.

Nope I like to stay safe these days

Soldiering

I think I am adventurist I do no like to put my life in danger but like to have fun. With the right people or person

School trip to the Olgas in Northern Australia. Our whole group got lost

I want to be but I definitely am not.

LIVE is an adventure, wanting to risk your life is well....... your choice. there is plenty of excitment, adventure and challenge in LIVING without trying to die early.

I have always dreamed for adventure.

Never

My best adventure was staying in the Cook Islands for a month when my sister lived there. It was awesome!

I am not.

I missing the lands of Ireland and Scotland

Travelling around Europe in my younger years on my own. Now I find it difficult to leave home.

No, I am not adventurous.

Across the North Pole by Dog Sled.

Not really an adventurous person at all.

My whole life has been one great adventure

Being born into this troubled world.

Travelling alone for the first time was a little scary but exciting.

I got lost in Canada

I went to Berlin, Germany for holiday on my own. Great fun!

Was in Switzerland climbing the face of Matterhorn, for me at late 70's and being unexperienced it was hair raising but exciting. I was so proud of being able to get the top o f the small ridge.

Walking part o& Mt Fuji in the winter with plenty of snow around us as we trekked

Life is an adventure (yearning and learning). If you a minority residing in the usa (your adventurous personality will be hi-jacked), then society will turn the adventure into the AMERICAN NIGHTMARE (not the AMERICAN DREAM)!!Edited 16-Jan-22 02:27am

No. Not an adrenaline junkie at all. I have always been safety conscious albeit got in a few scraps over the years by not being diligent. However, I am not overly cautious but for instance I would not sit on the rock like the man in the picture is doing. How many fall off in these places. I like my comfort zone.