Do mountains make you feel safe or unsafe?
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Cry me a River
ANSWERS: 12
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depends on if i have to clinnb thenn or not
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That is an odd question. I love being in the mountains as long as the road isn't a one lane dirt road subject to rock falls.
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Neither. But being dangled off one or even very close to the edge without safety equipment would make me feel unsafe, while being snuggled up in a mountain cabin would feel very safe to me... unless, of course, I started feeling the earth move or something. But mountains in general have no effect.
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Not at all. I've spent a lot of time in the Rocky Mountains and I find it peaceful and invigorating. 11.19.2018
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It depends on whether I'm up high or not, and where the opposing army is. There is no place safer than atop a steep mountain when the opposing army is in the valley below, unless they have dragons, of course, because that's a real game changer, as we all know.
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From my experience, both physically and mentally: mountains don't intimidate me. They make me feel safe, because of my confidence.
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I am a member of a mountain tribe from the Sierra Nevada's. I've spent my entire life in the mountains. I always feel safe and comfortable in a mountain environment.
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No...except when we have things like "look out for falling rocks" signs and "danger avalanche area" signs. That is: only in those particular spots and/or particular times.
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Safe. Always take the "high ground". Semper Fi
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safe from a distance. they're pretty. hiking in them--HELL NO!!
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Definitely unsafe. My childhood home was built at the base of a mountain. Heavy rain caused chunks of the mountain to fall on the roof of our home. My family moved out of that home soon.
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Safe. In the military, you always take the high ground when possible.
Percussion 
Linda Joy 
Wakko 
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