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What
a blast we had celebrating the 4th of July at Cedar Point!!! Going down
one of the biggest roller coasters in the States -- 310 feet high with
an 80 degree drop -- was a big thrill - especially challenging was the
feat of keeping our lunch down. After an agonizingly slow ascent with
each clicking cog whispering the threat of danger, you kinda hang for
a split second and when you look down it seems impossible that you won't
just ram straight into the ground, no way it could pull out in time....
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Really
fine ride, for sure! I had heard of that park before on one of the travel
channel specials, but never dreamed I'd have the chance to actually go
there. But since this whole adventure started, I have constantly been
reminded how possible everything truly is. The hard part - but the only
way to achieve the "impossible"- is just believing in the inherent
truth of that simple statement: "everything and anything is possible...."
As Albert Einstein said, "It is better to believe than to disbelieve;
in so doing you bring everything to the realm of possibility."
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