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Zoom over beaches and glide through rain forests on a zip-lining tour in Costa Rica.
Amy Chan: 10 Romantic Date Ideas For Valentine's Day Amy Chan 2011
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Tyler Place earns raves for its food, facilities (spa, driving range, pool...) and activities (from zip-lining to landscape painting).
Attention, Campers (and Their Kids) Elizabeth Garone 2011
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Travelers don't tend to hit Costa Rica for the cuisine—they want canopy zip-lining, river rafting and to spot a quetzal or two.
Adventures in Eco-Eating Kathleen Squires 2011
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Zoom over beaches and glide through rain forests on a zip-lining tour in Costa Rica.
Amy Chan: 10 Romantic Date Ideas For Valentine's Day Amy Chan 2011
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I may not have plans to go zip-lining through a rain forest any time soon, but I am certainly adding to my "to do" list reading the comics.
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Recently, we see on OWN a program about a young man Zach Anner hosting a traveling program -- in the trailer he is kayaking, zip-lining, going on the Price is Right, etc.
John Robinson: The Bad of The Good Wife and Television! John Robinson 2011
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Be it snorkeling in gin-clear waters, biking on casual or mountainous trails, all-level jungle trekking or zip-lining through the canopies of northern rainforests, Thailand has plenty of adrenaline-rush-inducing activities to tickle your adventure bone.
Stacy Tasman: Experience Everything, Spend Nothing Stacy Tasman 2011
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We've done some crazy stuff from zip-lining to bungee-jumping, but this bar none was the scariest thing we've ever done.
The Bachelor's Chris Harrison: Shawntel Had Every Right to Return 2012
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Be it snorkeling in gin-clear waters, biking on casual or mountainous trails, all-level jungle trekking or zip-lining through the canopies of northern rainforests, Thailand has plenty of adrenaline-rush-inducing activities to tickle your adventure bone.
Stacy Tasman: Experience Everything, Spend Nothing Stacy Tasman 2011
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Many, like Jessica, choose to embrace life by sharing their transplant success stories to inspire others and traveling the world, climbing to the top of the Parthenon, zip-lining through Costa Rica and walking the Great Wall of China.
Michelle Javian: When Hope Runs Short, a Season That Gives Life Michelle Javian 2011
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