A couple of those made my stones retract. They left a note that they may re-emerge in about a week ...
Some people can just do this. My friend and I were looking for apprenticeships when we graduated. He became a structural steelworker. Those guys scamper across narrow beams with no problems....I became an electrician (and later electrical engineer) to avoid too much climbing. Even when I did have to scale towers (and masts in the Navy), I always had a safety line attached before I took a step...
mwalsh wrote:
A couple of those made my stones retract. They left a note that they may re-emerge in about a week ...
You weren't the only one. After 5 or 6 pics, I couldn't look any more.
His parents would 5hit!
I value my life too much to take those sort of risks, great captures but now that you can buy a drone and capture similar shots I know what method I would use :D
Awesome images, but just proves that no matter where you come from....kids are dumb.
That's gonna give a whole new meaning to, "Bob, has left the building".
Awesome! I guess once you are higher than 30 feet, "What difference does it make?"
Longer to think of your fall for one ;)
I've had to climb the ship's mast at sea to fix radar antennas or some such and the rolling height never bothered me. However, a couple of these pictures did give me a slight sense of vertigo. Great set, but you won't catch me taking them.
What if they fell on someone?
Izza1967 wrote:
Longer to think of your fall for one ;)
but it's not the fall that hurts.
It's the landing :-)
GT
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