r/ManitouIncline

Watching the work session from May 12th...

they believe the event that has been going on for 30 years now is now at a huge risk for some kind of political/terrorist attack and has decided we need 1 cop for every 100 attendees. the cost on that is ridiculous and they are considering cancelling the event bc they cant guarantee safety/theyre worried about a lawsuit if something happens.

i think theyre bored narcissists who think they should be able to dictate the lives of others bc they dont have one of their own.

what are your thoughts?

My husband, teenage son and I are visiting soon, and plan to visit the summit of Pikes Peak via the shuttle service. I have an extreme fear of heights. Anyone have insight or experience on how “bad” it is from the perspective of fear of heights? Do people have panic attacks, pass out, get sick or other unpleasant symptoms of fear of heights? Gathering info about what to expect helps me prepare for facing my fear, but I also need to decide if this excursion is a smart choice for myself. Thanks.