Workers Scaling Huge Tower - fook me thats high ...
20 September 2010, 01:37 PM
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Hua
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeuTc...eature=related
I would do it if a had a parachute
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I would do it if a had a parachute
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20 September 2010, 08:01 PM
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I dont know how they do it, I can only iagine its like us climbing a normal ladder, how many fall off thought, one slip and thats it, and at 1700 feet you would have a fair few seconds to contemplate, about ten based on a calculator I found on the web.
I suppose its like the steel workers that built New York, unsecured walking along steel girders, now I know I can walk along a steel girder without falling off when its on the floor but when its 700 feet up I am sure I could do it as effectively as on the ground but everything about it just says dont, once you have overcome that its just walking on a girder, overcoming it is a different matter.
I suppose its like the steel workers that built New York, unsecured walking along steel girders, now I know I can walk along a steel girder without falling off when its on the floor but when its 700 feet up I am sure I could do it as effectively as on the ground but everything about it just says dont, once you have overcome that its just walking on a girder, overcoming it is a different matter.
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