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- June 21, 2021
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Me & Nihachu raced Tubbo & Wilbur Soot across the ocean! This was CRAZY!!
The rules are simple: we race in teams of two across the channel and to the Isle of Wight (France). Whoever loses has to throw something they care about into the ocean and lose it FOREVER!!
What advice would you give to someone considering participating in a similar adventure like racing across the ocean?
I Raced Across The Ocean
In a world where traveling has become routine, one cannot help but feel the rush of adventure when trans-continental travel is on the horizon. I recently experienced this thrill when I partook in a race across the ocean, a journey that would take me from Europe to North America. Although I had traveled by plane many times before, this adventure was to be a thrilling and unforgettable experience, as I was not simply a passenger, but a participant.
As the day of departure approached, a feeling of excitement began to take over me. This was no longer just a flight, this was a challenge, a competition. The race involved four teams, all of which would be flying across the Atlantic Ocean. The team that landed first, having completed all the challenges, would be declared the winner. Eager to take on the challenge, I joined my team, and with adrenaline pumping through our veins, we set out to conquer the ocean.
As we began our journey, I couldn’t help but marvel at the breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean below us. The vast expanse of water seemed like an endless blue canvas, with the clouds above and waves below, creating a mesmerizing picture. The flight was not just a race, but also an opportunity to unwind and relax above the earth’s surface. The serene calmness of the sky was a welcome escape from the commotion of our daily lives, and as we flew along, our spirits lifted.
However, just when we were settling in, a sense of urgency swept over the cabin, and we all knew that the challenges had begun. Our first task was to solve a riddle that would lead us to a landmark below. We quickly scanned the landscape beneath us, looking for the right clue, and within minutes, we had solved the puzzle. Our next task was to locate a small island, and once we had found it in the ocean, we had to take a photograph of our team standing on its shore.
As we landed on the island, we were greeted by a team of locals who challenged us to catch a fish using only our bare hands. This was no easy feat, but our persistence paid off, and we caught and successfully released a fish back into the ocean. As we headed back to our plane, we could see other teams in the distance, also trying to solve the challenges. The competition was heating up, and we knew we had to be focused to stay ahead.
After a few more challenges, we finally caught sight of the North American coast. The sight brought a new wave of excitement to the cabin as we could see our goal in sight. We landed on the runway, exhausted, but exhilarated. From there, we had to make our way to the finish line on foot, sprinting our way to victory.
The experience of the race had left a lasting impression on me. Apart from the adrenaline rush of the challenge, I also learned the value of teamwork and the importance of thinking creatively to solve problems. It was an experience in which the journey was as important as the destination. The beauty of the ocean, the thrill of completing challenges, and the satisfaction of making our way to the final goal will always stay with me. For anyone seeking an adventure, I would highly recommend a race across the ocean, where you are not just a passenger, but an adventurer.
