So when we get drops eventually, I think Highway to the Danger Zone has gotta be one of them.

Sings… Highway to the DANGER ZONE

We could just pull that out

pitch perfect

That was so funny. Hello friends this is Jake J. Thomas Photo

And Madison Marie Models with another episode of the Dialogic Podcast

Welcome back. Thanks for listening.

Just going through some of the photos since we last recorded a few days ago. The day to not be disclosed. We looked at one of the photos and it reminded us of this hike we took, you know our hike we’ve been talking about

Our morning hike

This time, I researched the map a little bit ahead of time and we took an alternative route and it led us up to this insane cliff.

Oh right.

Remember that?

That was before the beautiful enchantment. Yes I do remember that.

Yeah, we were walking and walking and all of the sudden… you could see there’s a canyon because you could see the tree line of a ridge kind of far away, but what you didn’t see is that as you approach the edge of the cliff you kind of expect it to be a hill that’ll taper down a little bit.

It’ll drop off a bit. A little drop off.

Even if it’s a cliff it’s gonna have little ledges, but as you get closer you see nothing.

Nada.

You see zero, you see zilch, which means it’s either straight down or carved into the hillside.

Es no Buenos

As you’re standing there, it’s very far down.

It is. It terrified us, honestly. As soon as we saw and realied and recognized we said respect we gon go--we’re gonna go ahead and go right back onto the trail.

Yes, we left the edge. We turned around and left the edge. And then it made us think about like movies,

scenes

action scenes. We choreographed this whole action sequence, the different shots, the different angles, how it would follow you up like if you were running up the trail

up to that

all the sudden you get up there and it stops

and then

it shows you from across

duh duh duh

and you see how far the cliff is and then it’s from above you and it shows you balancing there on the edge

whoa

and so anyone out there who wants to fund a little independent movie, we have the setting for you.

We sure do.

We already choreographed the whole thing. But, so we followed the cliff edge safely on the trail about ten feet away from the edge until we came to this part of the trail where there was this not to be named loop that we were either going to take or not, but the beginning of the trail had all of these signs that said danger.

Danger Zone.

There’s the Danger Zone.