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Thrilling Adventures at Victoria Falls and Preikestolen: Dare to Swim and Hike on the Edge!

Experience the exhilaration of swimming at Victoria Falls' Devil's Swimming Pool and hiking on the edge of Preikestolen, two magnificent natural wonders in Africa and Norway. These breathtaking destinations are gaining popularity among radical tourists seeking the ultimate thrill. Recall the Sarnes' past trip to Preikestolen and embark on your own daring adventure.

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Thrilling Adventures at Victoria Falls and Preikestolen: Dare to Swim and Hike on the Edge!

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  1. In Zimbabwe, Africa, you will find the magnificent Victoria Falls at a height of 128 m.The location is known as "The Devil's Swimming Pool".During the months of September and December, people can swim as close as possible to the edge of the falls without falling over!These falls are becoming well known amongst the "radical tourist" industry as more and more people search for the ultimate experience.Would you dare?

  2. Does it remind you of a past Sarne’s trip ?

  3. Trip to Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) - August 2006 Preikestolen seen from a boat on the Lyslfjord

  4. Preikestolen is located 40 km east of Stavenger on the Western Atlantic Coast of Norway

  5. The big crack bisecting the stone all the way down to the fjord

  6. The Sarnes enjoying Lunch The big crack separating the distal part of the rock from the proximal one

  7. Someone has lost his mind…

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