Fresh news delivered to you every day. Visit our Circulation department for print subscription information. It's the Janes who are really in the swing when it comes to climbing trees. It's the Janes who are really in the swing when it comes to climbing trees. We're talking serious climbing here, involving ropes and harnesses and ascents of 75 to 125 feet.
Courses range from guided climbs to overnight camp outs in tree-top hammocks.
And 84 percent of those new courses are open to the public. It's the fifth straight year in which more than 400 new courses have opened. To be exact, a combination of blue and red wavelengths. A British doctor says the combination attacks bacteria contributing to acne and promotes healing of the skin without the potentially damaging effects of treatments with ultraviolet light. Other scientists, however, rebut the findings reported in the British Journal of Dermatology recently, saying acne bacteria are used to living in normal light, which has red and blue light in it.