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"special adventure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a thrilling, unique experience. For example, "We had a special adventure when we went scuba diving off the coast of Hawaii."
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My father couldn't join us, but although I missed him, it made it a special adventure for the two of us; a voyage to my Danish half.
Many a post has come before this one on the special adventure that is pitching TechCrunch.
We felt incredibly grateful to be able to partake in such a special adventure, and as a result, to make a difference in their lives.
I called Moo to have him explain a whole lot more about what's already shaping up to be a special adventure.
This was a special adventure: a visit to several countries in Central-East Africa, and my first time to trek into the forest of Virunga National Park in Eastern Congo.
Looking back, it's no surprise a story about a student chosen for a special adventure to save the world appealed to a daydreamy, bookish kid -- it's actually just like Harry Potter, if Harry Potter had futuristic technology of the '80s instead of magic and a space station instead of a wizard school.
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Tilly Mint is meant to be being looked after by Mrs Hardcastle whenever her mother is out at work but, when Mrs Hardcastle nods off, Tilly Mint has some very special adventures.
Special adventures across time and space with the time-travelling hero.
Book special adventures ahead of time.
Also out of the mix is long snapper Ryan Kuehl, brought in this off-season to help solve the Giants' special teams adventures.
They chortle about their slightly nutty tight end, their special teams adventures, their ludicrous rash of injuries and their defensive backs' knack for dropping interceptions.
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