I'm good with heights but fook this right off
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27 November 2014, 02:21 PM
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I actually found looking back over the edge for the climb down the worst bit. It's perfectly natural to be intimidated by heights when, naturally, you can't fly!
27 November 2014, 04:18 PM
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My testes have just safely entered my body and they aren't dropping back down for a little while thanks all the same to you..
27 November 2014, 06:39 PM
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Omg
I'm still shakey after watching this
That clip is up with the all time greats from James Kingston and mustang wanted
Do a search for these guys if you like this sort if thing
I'm bad with heights and struggel to clean the bedroom windows on the ladders and hang the Xmas decorations on the guttering but to help I manage my fears i did the Sydney harbour bridge walk and the skywalk round a skyscraper and Blackpool tower glass walk
Want to go to the grand canon nest and do that walk onto the platform
I'm still shakey after watching this
That clip is up with the all time greats from James Kingston and mustang wanted
Do a search for these guys if you like this sort if thing
I'm bad with heights and struggel to clean the bedroom windows on the ladders and hang the Xmas decorations on the guttering but to help I manage my fears i did the Sydney harbour bridge walk and the skywalk round a skyscraper and Blackpool tower glass walk
Want to go to the grand canon nest and do that walk onto the platform
27 November 2014, 08:31 PM
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Enjoyed watching that. Got proper stomach wobbles watching.
Thought I'd done quite well climbing up old buildings and even climbing near the top of an abandoned nuclear power plant in Chernobyl but that is too much.
Couple of the lads on my trip did rooftopping and crane climbing. I politely declined the offer of a crane climb in Kiev.
If I go back next year considering climbing The Woodpecker. Duga 3 radar station. Google it. It's huge and you can base jump it. I'd put in a pic but on my phone.
https://flic.kr/p/pP1BTo
Thought I'd done quite well climbing up old buildings and even climbing near the top of an abandoned nuclear power plant in Chernobyl but that is too much.
Couple of the lads on my trip did rooftopping and crane climbing. I politely declined the offer of a crane climb in Kiev.
If I go back next year considering climbing The Woodpecker. Duga 3 radar station. Google it. It's huge and you can base jump it. I'd put in a pic but on my phone.
https://flic.kr/p/pP1BTo
Last edited by EddScott; 27 November 2014 at 08:38 PM.
27 November 2014, 09:15 PM
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...Thought I'd done quite well climbing up old buildings and even climbing near the top of an abandoned nuclear power plant in Chernobyl but that is too much.
Couple of the lads on my trip did rooftopping and crane climbing. I politely declined the offer of a crane climb in Kiev.
If I go back next year considering climbing The Woodpecker. Duga 3 radar station. Google it. It's huge and you can base jump it. I'd put in a pic but on my phone.
https://flic.kr/p/pP1BTo
Couple of the lads on my trip did rooftopping and crane climbing. I politely declined the offer of a crane climb in Kiev.
If I go back next year considering climbing The Woodpecker. Duga 3 radar station. Google it. It's huge and you can base jump it. I'd put in a pic but on my phone.
https://flic.kr/p/pP1BTo
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