Hereford became an adventure playground for the day last Saturday, when Credenhill's Taste for Adventure mounted a charity challenge in the city.
Nine teams of four had a rare opportunity to cross the Wye at great speed on a 230ft zip-wire and a 100ft abseil from the top of St Peter's Church.
The charity's Credenhill base was the scene of more abseiling, archery and a giant ladder climb, with orienteering at Queenswood, canoe games at Bodenham Lakes and rafting at Hereford Rowing Club.
"It was a really great day," said Taste for Adventure's development manager Will Vaughan. "It went without a hitch."
The teams, from Hertel, Play Nightclub, Zenith Childcare Services, Automated Packaging Systems, The Starting Gate and King Charles II pub, gathered at the end of the day for a barbecue at the Rose Gardens pub, having raised more than £5,000 for Taste for Adventure.
"Everyone who took part got a good idea of the activities we offer," said Will. "We're hoping to make it an annual event."
For more information about Taste for Adventure, call 01432 761398.
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