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    Watch 78-Year-old Lady Jump From Rock Cliff on 300-foot Rope Swing in Utah, ‘What a Legend!’ 

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    Barbara jumps with Moab Swingers in Utah – SWNS

    A 78-year-old woman became a daredevil last week when she decided to go ‘rope swinging’ for the first time.

    Barbara took the plunge at what operators are calling the longest rope swing in the US—hung between two 500-foot rock cliffs in the desert of Moab, Utah.

    Andy Lewis, co-founder of Moab Swingers, shot a video of the heart-stopping moment, with Barbara saying she’s “never done anything like this before”.

    The footage below shows Barbara leaping off the cliff’s edge and swinging like a giant pendulum, before being hauled back to the top of the red rocks.

    “I was fully inspired,” said Andy. “To be able to do what she was doing at 78— what a legend!”

    “She loved every second of it.

    “We really try to design the swing so anyone can use it, including elderly people, children and those with disabilities.

    “So it’s great seeing it taken full advantage of,” he concluded.

    WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW… And, Check Out More Adventuring Seniors:
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