Hello! Hello! Hello and welcome to Capilano Suspension Bridge!
Yes! We're going a trip through the woods.
and across the bridge
welcome
OK! This is the suspension bridge.
as you can see or you will see it's suspended over a river
and we're going to go all the way to the other side here
and it's always an adventure going over 'cause
the bridge is a little wobbly
but uh.....come on! I'll take you with me......
now we're off to the "Treetops Adventure"
come on
first idiom(expression) for today "knock on wood"
we say this when we wanna give ourselves good luck
for something
yeah! I hope I can do that! Knock on wood!
Whoa! Lots to knock on!
second idiom(expression) of the day
if you were a bird at the top of this huge tree,
you would have a bird's eye view of
everything below
that would mean you would have an advantageous viewpoint
in comparison to everybody else or everything else below
you can see that those logs are sleeping
they're literally sleeping on the ground
(it) means that you sleep really well
Do you think anything could wake those guys up?
(snoring) zzzzzz I am a log!!!
we're gonna go down the winding staircase onto the cliffwalk
cliff of course is the edge of a high elevation like a mountain
and we're gonna be walking right on the edge of the cliff here
so let's go!
now in a lot of Hollywood movies to create suspense
especially in the older ones
it was very common to have the damsel in distress
the lady in the movie, the main character
she would hang off the cliff waiting for her
hero to come and save her
and this became known as a cliffhanger
which means that it creates a lot of suspense
is she gonna fall down the cliff?
all the way down?
that's quite a drop! and that's a cliffhanger!
last idiom(expression) for today is "you're gonna have to cross that bridge when you come to it"
what it means is that if you have to find out
what the result of a situation is
you're gonna have to cross the bridge
or go and do it
so you can find out if it's gonna work or not
so let's cross the bridge