On this Pentecost Sunday, many people are anticipating the unofficial start to summer with Memorial Day weekend coming up in just five days. With the advent of summer comes the anticipation of vacation time.
But what sort of vacation? If you take a brief survey of the congregation, you'll likely discover that many folks will embark on relaxing trips like the beach, camping or soaking up the sun by a pool somewhere. After all, vacation is supposed to be a time to decompress and "get away from it all," right?
An increasing number of people seem to disagree with that conventional wisdom. One of the fastest growing segments of the tourism industry is "adventure travel." Rather than looking for some down time, more and more people are looking to actually get out and experience the world. They want to get up close and personal through exciting, arduous and risky adventures. This might mean trekking through a jungle, climbing a distant mountain or cycling through a developing country....
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