Is the Moab Rim the "PEOPLE HAVE DIED!!" trail? If so, we agree to hike it as long as everyone promises not to laugh at our poor sea level lungs.
If you mean the curve where that warning is preceded by sharp words about getting the hell OFF your bike, I think that's on the other side of the river.
Don't forget, people die everywhere, every day. Use your head, take your time, don't overreach and you'll be fine.
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Speaking of sea level lungs and such, Mr. Dicey's recovering from foot surgery very slowly, so we have made peace with the fact that we will mostly be bringing up the rear and/or being camp hosts or townies this trip. We will definitely maybe plan on renting ebikes for an excursion of some sort one day, which others are welcome to join. If we do, it's going to happen fairly spontaneously on a TBD day.
Anyone who is not feeling particularly athletic or is worn out from
death hikes things that happen prior to The Dicey's arrival, can take comfort in knowing there will be other erm, slightly less active folks to hang out with. Who knows, there could even be board games happening. Provided someone brings some, lol.
Seriously, to anyone who's feeling nervous, don't worry. The most awesome thing about Moab in all its awesomeness is just how much there is to do for anyone. Some of the coolest petroglyphs are literally by the side of the road.
And while I'm blabbing, Mr. Dicey is definitely an introvert. He only came last year because he loves me and I
wanted to insisted we do this thing. He had a blast and n ow he's game for all the Meetups, wa-hoo!
Think about this: talking about money is one of the biggest societal taboos. Yet here we are, each of able to speak this forbidden language fluently. We're going to get along like a house on FIRE. In fact, here's the perfect conversational ice breaker: What are your FIRE plans?
To quote a beloved forumite: "It'll be be great."