http://www.break.com/index/climbing-a-1786-tall-tower
Watch the climbing of a 1786 tall tower. I was at the edge of my chair.
Watch the climbing of a 1786 tall tower. I was at the edge of my chair.
Wath this video, if you dare!
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I saw that the other day and it had me on edge!
One of my mates used to climb the Radio Caroline mast to do work, back in the 80s & 90s, although it was only 300 feet apparently even when the North Sea was as calm as a pond it used to sway by several feet when you were near the top – totally insane!
One of my mates used to climb the Radio Caroline mast to do work, back in the 80s & 90s, although it was only 300 feet apparently even when the North Sea was as calm as a pond it used to sway by several feet when you were near the top – totally insane!
Yeah there's no way I could ever do that. I'm sure I'd fall off after passing 50 feet. 
It's also way too quiet up there. All you hear is rushing wind and that's it. Nope, I like my feet close to the ground, or if it is high, at least it would be on a nice, big structure like a building. Just a small thin tower? No thanks.
It's also way too quiet up there. All you hear is rushing wind and that's it. Nope, I like my feet close to the ground, or if it is high, at least it would be on a nice, big structure like a building. Just a small thin tower? No thanks.
Or on Saw.Yeah there's no way I could ever do that. I'm sure I'd fall off after passing 50 feet.
It's also way too quiet up there. All you hear is rushing wind and that's it. Nope, I like my feet close to the ground, or if it is high, at least it would be on a nice, big structure like a building. Just a small thin tower? No thanks.
This is also amazing
Just looking at the picture preview on that video and my hands are sweating and I feel a numb pain where no man should feel a numb pain lol.
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