patrickmaniac
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Nerves of steel and steady hands needed here.
Think they shd be paid well for risking their lives on this?
cheers
PAt
Acrophobia, so no go for me
Funny that I can look down from within small planes and the roughest ride imaginable with no problem...
OMG !
.. what else can you say ? There are a lot of things i would dare to do but this ... not in a million years. F
Come on, Bim!
Race you to the top. Seriously, that was amazing. Would love to see if I could get to the top without freezing in fear. The views! I like how it's only at the very end that he clips of his carabiner...and how it seems his toolbag keeps getting caught on t...
Nerves of steel and steady hands needed here.
Think they shd be paid well for risking their lives on this? cheers PAt
G-O-O-D G-R-I-E-F!
What a RUSH! I could feel my heart beating faster! it would be a total drag if he changed the light bulb and then, when he got to the bottom, it went out again! Thanks for the Adrenaline Rush! Aloha, Bob
Well he has a great story...
If someone asks how his day at work was. Glad that's not my job or I'd be unemployed I think. Regards, Richard.
I think this is rocking! I wonder if I could do this?
The views alone would be killer. Now, I don't like the idea of having to haul up a 30 lb. bag of tools on a rope. That just seems like a weight design to drag you to your death. Also the gloves he has on seem inappropriate for climbing, but obviously they...
re: Pure Horror
I've rocked climbed a lot during my undergrad days but never free climbed. All it takes is one mistake and game over, I understand the rush/thrill of doing it but I wouldn't risk it. -MW
One minor correction. "(t)here's . . .
. . . no easy way down" isn't entirely right . . .
My wife rushed into the room ...
... to find out what's wrong with me. She said I was hyperventilating so loud she could hear me in the kitchen. Marcus