send me home
softly softly
like an ancient wind
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My boys 🍃💚
For every photo of me on top of the highline, there are at least 10 photos of me falling off of it. This is one of my favorites, taken a couple years ago in Valley Verzasca in Switzerland. I took more whips that day than any other and truth be told I was not having a good day or any fun. It was hard and I sucked at it and I just wanted to stand up and walk already. I still wish I could walk all these lines like nothing, but I'm happy to say that it's not important thing to me anymore. Now I'm just happy to spend time outside with friends doing this crazy sport and appreciating the gains I've earned from never giving up on it.
Thanks to all my pals in this community who always encourage me to get out there and try.
Living it up in the tree tops 🌲
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#kamouraska #quebec #travelcanada #narcityquebec #highline #highlining #liveoutdoors #slacklife
Spring, is that you? 🌸
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I spent most of the afternoon practicing my handstand and playing in the park with my dog and my boyfriend and a slackline. Long winters sure make you appreciate beautiful warm weather days! This sentiment is of course completely unrelated to this photo of me trying to tame my hair in the wind, but hell, #redhairdontcare
Also I couldn't be more thrilled with this new hiding likes feature on Instagram, it feels so refreshing. Best update to roll out on this platform in ages, let's hope it sticks🤞 I think we're ready to evolve beyond like culture. 📷 @kyiahkristinaphotography
"Truth is exact correspondence with reality." If you find yourself looking at reality and think to yourself "this is wrong/unjust/could be better" then align your actions with the reality that you want to create.
Every dollar we spend is a vote for the world we want to live in.
What a great spring day outside with my slackfam! Can't wait for even warmer days and even more fun on the highline this summer ❤✌
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#highline #highlining #slacklife #slacklining #slackline #liveoutdoors
Little moon, large mountain
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