"You take the high rope and I'll take the low rope"

This is a ropes course challenge structure I saw in Lubbock a few weeks ago. It's a team building place where you depend on people who are holding your rope not to drop it, plus a lot of other exercises. Learning to trust the people you work with is their focus. When I was driving by I couldn't imagine what it could be. I liked the southwest looking stucco walls in front of it and the wild Mesquite trees. So if you're ever in Lubbock and want to learn to trust someone, go do the ropes with them! Smile!

[Cindy McFarland]

A really interesting structure!

[Maggiemae]

Nice adobe looking scene but I'm scared of heights so won't be considering something like this!

[KWind]

Wonderful scene!

[Milanie]

The colors made a fabulous shot and I understand the concept, but I probably would have trouble completing it.

[Nicole Campbell]

Think I would prefer to watch :)

[Beryl Lloyd]

Interesting ,but with my feet firmly on the ground !!

[Peter Dulis]

nice capture ...

[Valerie Chesney]

How very interesting, I'll just watch thanks very much. Love the title.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh my- I don't think I'd do well with the height of this thing! But it does look like a great challenge for those who could stomach it!

[Connie Little]

I would be a watcher rather than a participant.

[Taffy]

I like the complexity of the scene and how our eyes travel amongst the components.

[Sam]

Oh I never liked those rope challenges! I'd rather look at your photo than participate!

[Babs]

looks quite an interesting place. Not sure I would be quite so trusting though.

[Bep]

Nice title. I'll just watch...

[Henri Russell]

What a great and unusual find.

[Louise & Ken]

I was thinking it had the look of a structure in the Arizona desert! Those team-building events are quite popular. Just last Sunday afternoon, both Ashley and John led a drum circle up in Santa Barbara and the turn out was over 100!!! I don't know how they do it, but they've led them for years, even back in Chicago.