Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
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SiemReapRoddy
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Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
I haven't seen any in the past, but I'm sure they're must be. Does anyone know any locations like parks?
In case anyone mentions it, I do have tree protectors so they aren't damaged in any way.
In case anyone mentions it, I do have tree protectors so they aren't damaged in any way.
Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
really dude? You have a beaded ankle bracelet and dreads too?
Just go to a Hostel, many of them have slacklines.
Just go to a Hostel, many of them have slacklines.
Naturam expelles furca, tamen usque recurret. Horace
Just because you are paranoid doesn't mean they arent out to get you. Pynchon
Just because you are paranoid doesn't mean they arent out to get you. Pynchon
Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
trees are dangerous they steal oxygen
Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
I agree, cut them down the polluted plastic filled oceans and ricefields will give us the air we need.
Always "hope" but never "expect".
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SiemReapRoddy
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Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
It's balance and coordination training for surfing.
Any real suggestions would still be appreciated.
Any real suggestions would still be appreciated.
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Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
As you cannot go anywhere to surf at the moment, it is a moot point.SiemReapRoddy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:06 am It's balance and coordination training for surfing.
Any real suggestions would still be appreciated.
Maybe go for a walk? Haven’t been to SR for three months but seem to recall there was the odd tree around.
Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
skateboarding, best dry practiceSiemReapRoddy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 11:06 am It's balance and coordination training for surfing.
Any real suggestions would still be appreciated.
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Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
Don't let anybody tell you you don't need to practice Roddy
Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
Use the trees along the riverbank up from the Old Market towards the post office or as suggested buy a skateboard. X Bar has a ramp so you can use that at night. Don't want to carry it around when (if) you leave SR then give it to the kids but throw in a helmet as well. Costs less than you might spend on a night out.
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Re: Does Siem Reap have any parks with trees where I could set up slackline?
Slacklines damage trees.
Cambodia has so few public green spaces, and doesn't have a lot of sturdy trees, like oak, pine, or redwood. For a Westerner to show up in the country and rope of meters and meters of public park space with a slackline that strains and strips the bark off local trees is just inconsiderate and dickish.
Cambodia has so few public green spaces, and doesn't have a lot of sturdy trees, like oak, pine, or redwood. For a Westerner to show up in the country and rope of meters and meters of public park space with a slackline that strains and strips the bark off local trees is just inconsiderate and dickish.
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