Redsand Canyon You could be my habit

She let out a short, dry laugh. It was only common sense that one would not want to fall from the rocks at that height. "Yeah, I figured that." She replied in a humored voice. "A fall like that wouldn't end well, put nicely." From that point on, she gazed up, watching in silence. She was mesmerized by the way he leapt and navigated the ledges so easily, climbing higher and higher. It was like he was part mountain goat, part wolf.

She could only imagine the thrill running through his blood as he did it. How brave he must be. She would be up there quivering, maybe even sick from dizziness. When he had reached the highest point, she flashed him an approving smile. 

Now, when it was time to come down, the part she imagined would be just as tricky, she watched closely. Towards the bottom he slid a little, prompting her to rush over. But he was okay. "Sure looks it. I dunno how I'll feel about it until I give it a try." She sent one last lingering glance up to the towering rocks. "Later." She grinned faintly, sealing her promise that she would not go up there alone. "I should be feeling better in a few days. I...don't know what your routine is here, but maybe next time I see you."