Extreme ex·treme (ĭk-strēm′) adj.
I am sure some of you think of bungee cord jumping or ski diving or some other activity that is very exciting. This to me is just a thrill. It is not in my opinion extreme. Sort of like getting chased by a large dog. A lot of people probably think of their personal challenges. That bicycle trip across Amsterdam, or walking the Inca trail to Machu Picchu. These are fun, and interesting, and may have required more endurance than you thought possible. But… Nah!… Just putting one foot in front of the other and following the person in front of you — that is not extreme.
- Most remote; outermost or farthest.
- Very great; intense.
- Extending far beyond the norm.
- Drastic; severe. n.
- The greatest or utmost degree.
- Either of the two things at opposite ends of a scale, series, or range.
- An extreme condition.
- A drastic expedient.
I think extreme starts when you cannot find the person in front of you or the person behind you. Where no amount of talk seems to convince others to go with you. It seems outside their realm of thought or consideration.
It’s only your dream… Then you do it.
Alone, without the safety net
Thanx
Andy Hobotraveler.com was here. X.
PS. Hobo’s mark their locations so we remember. Have fun! Life is Good! As always, these are suggestions. Please realize I am giving guidance, and there are always other opinions. “One man’s paradise is another man’s hell” This way we do not all go to the same place.
