Louisa, Jason, and the zorb!
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| 'We headed over to Somerset on Monday, waving at all the cars travelling back to London in the other direction as it was Bank Holiday. The next day, it was time for Jason's zorbing. We were lucky as it was a really nice day which made the water element of the zorbing more bearable! It was quite expensive for what it was - over quite quickly as you only get rolled down the hill once, but it was fun to watch and Jason enjoyed doing it | Here's a picture of Jason in the zorb just after it was released - he actually managed to stay upright for about a third of the way down the hill, but was soon rolling around inside the zorb. They chuck in a couple of buckets of water before you dive in - fortunately it was warm water, although Jason was still freezing when he was standing around afterwards in his wet clothes!' | I have one question. No, not the obvious 'what the hell were you thinking!', but rather, why oh why Miss Louisa did you not yourself have a go? Now that would be a picture worth seeing. Jason, you are a brave man. |
Well…. my excuse is that it was a Christmas present to Jason from his sister and the voucher was for one only! Kind of wish I had zorbed now though – might have to have a trip back there in the summer!
Louisa (Email) - 06 06 06 - 13:47
I am in two minds whether I want to try it. On the one hand it seems like a very fun experience, on the other I think I would scream the whole way. If I could watch you doing it, then I think that would be enough for me. Hahaha. Jason looks like he really enjoyed it. People in giant hamster balls! What is the world coming to.
I remember my friend’s hamster that was so fed up with being forced to run around in it’s ball that it took it’s own life by running over their balcony. What if the ball got away with you!
Ki (Email) - 07 06 06 - 12:41
Well, you can only zorb when the weather’s good – apparently they cancelled the Saturday before we went because the wind was too strong and there’s a danger of rolling right over the barrier onto the barbed wire fence beyond – ouch!
Louisa (Email) - 07 06 06 - 13:38
