It’s a cautious approach. Both hands are on the rails. She’s
done the most challenging section of all; climbing to the top. Then there’s the
next bit. The next bunch of steps don’t look as stable. She’s also at the
highest point and it’s a long way down. There’s no-one to stop her from falling
but it’s also going to be difficult to do that. Perhaps a quick check to make
sure that help is nearby if she needs it and also a thought as to what she can
do to avoid the risk of getting hurt. But
she has to make it a fun experience as well. She wants to be seen as being brave and trying
new things. You’ve got to balance it right by taking the time to make sure that
you’re safe without relying on the people behind you. But if you don’t do it,
it’s going to make things harder for you later.
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