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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
9-30-2011 @ 2:51PM
iBuildBigZiplines.com said...
I wish writers would do some fact checking. 1,115' is 1/6th the length of the longest zip line. I've personally built four over 3,000'. This does a disservice to my clients. Who, with courses with total runs over 2 miles, really have something to brag about.
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10-01-2011 @ 10:21AM
equimby said...
"...the length of each section running between 300 and 340 meters (about 985 to 1,115 feet)..."
"The three-course zip-line..."
So if each course runs between 985 to 1,115 feet and there's three course, the total length of line in the park should be about 2,955 to 3,345. While the writer's claim that this zipline is one of the worlds longest might be stretching a little bit, you might want to re-read something before you comment immediately to whine.