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Imagine Sundance Podcast #3 Zipline Flying with Jillyn

12 min · 10 de ago de 2015
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itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/25/5a/92/wachristensen/1400x1400_10439916.jpg] Have you ever wanted to soar like an eagle? The new Sundance Zipline Tour may be just the answer for you. In this episode of Imagine Sundance, General Manager Chad Linebaugh speaks with guests and Sundance Zipline Operators about the thrills experienced while flying high above the trees, meadows and streams at our beautiful alpine setting.

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