Moat Crossing  One member from each team is lying in a ring with a rope attached to it. At the start of the game, the first team member must pull themselves towards the other side of the moat with the help of the rope. If they fall out of the tube, then they must swimback to the start and begin the process again. Once they reached the other side of the moat, they must then throw their tube back to their partner, who must also pull themselves to the other side of the moat. While throwing the ring to their partner, the ring must make to them or else the first player must redo the throw. Once the second player successfully reaches the other side of the moat, then they must hit the gong.
Steps of Knowledge Among cowboys in the Old West, the greatest legendary hero of all time was Pecos Bill. One stormy day, all the cowboys were sitting around the bunkhouse, and as usual, Pecos Bill was bragging that he could ride anything, no matter how wild. One of the other cowboys said, "There's a twister brewin' outside. I'll bet you a silver dollar you can't ride that." Everyone laughed, but according to legend, Pecos Bill got up, went out into the storm with his lariat, and roped the twister. When the cyclone touched down, he jumped on its back and held on for dear life. It bucked and romped over three different states, and finally, tired out, it turned into a rainstorm in Arizona. There was so much rain that it created the Grand Canyon. When Pecos Bill crashed to the ground in California, he hit it so hard, he created Death Valley.
Temple GamesThe Green Monkeys are 11-year-old Colleen Johnson (now Dunlop), who was a former student council president, and Chris (also 11 years old), who is a little league pitcher. The Blue Barracudas are 12-year-old Hank, who studies foreign cultures (his favorite being the Greek Culture), and 13-year-old Janelle (aka "Little Magic"), who can do a perfect horse impression. Kirk mistook the Blue Barracudas as the "Blue Horse" after hearing Janelle's horse impression. Twister Tie-Up (Climbing Wall)[]  Pecos Bill lassoed a twister that took him on a wild ride, but they thought they should start something a little bit tamer like those walls. On the floor were four fastened ropes. When Kirk said go, they climbed up, fastened the rope to the top of their walls, then they climbed back down, grabbed their next ropes, and fasten them to the top. The first one to warp the wall by fastening all four ropes to the top or the one that's furthest along in 60 seconds won. Hank caught an unlucky break when one of his ropes fell, so Chris won the first half pendant after attaching two ropes while Hank was only able to attach one. Post Branding (Bungee Soap Mat)[]  Legend has it that Pecos Bill invented branding. Most cows don't care much for being branded. so they thought they'd had the players brand the posts instead. When Kirk said go, the players grabbed brands from the center bin, crawled out to the posts, and placed them on them. Then they went back to the center, grabbed the next brand, and then brought them out to the posts again. They each worked on two posts and the first one to brand both posts twice in 60 seconds won. Janelle managed to brand each of the posts with 24 seconds remaining on the clock. Herding Cattles (Water Chute)[]  You're probably familiar with that old cowboy saying, "Cattle should be seen in a herd." They think it's about time you prove it. Before the teams were a bunch of cows grazing on the open range. When Kirk said go, one player from each team slid down on their bellies and then, in each hand, grabbed two cows, went to the end of their ramps and dropped them into their buckets. Then it's their partners turn. They alternated that way for 60 seconds. Whichever team has the most cows in the bucket won and they won a full pendant. The Green Monkeys beat the Blue Barracudas by two seconds and won the full pendant of life, sending them to Olmec's Temple with 1½ pendants.
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While both Colleen and Chris did a great job within the temple. (Besides some bumps in the road). Split second misses, slowing down, and taking a longer path, led to their unfortunate lost. The temple run has also been up for debate amongst fans on how the outcome of the run could have been different. As fans pointed out that had Kirk not told Chris to change his path, Chris would've continued to head up The Shrine of the Silver Monkey and stay on the upper level in order to reach the temple gates on time. But because he did, it ultimately led to the unfortunate fate of the run. Regardless, the two still did a good job within their time in the temple.
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