If that was the deal then how would they make money? Charge the people who don't make it?
need help finding video (dangerous cliff walk)
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If that was the deal then how would they make money? Charge the people who don't make it?
Seems it was actually a place in China I was thinking of and the whole thing was a hoax. Similar climb tho.
http://thechive.com/2010/09/21/this-must-be-the-most-exclusive-restaurant-on-the-planet-8-photos/
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Exactly, I've done a few via ferrata and this kind of exposure is pretty standard
Exactly, I've done a few via ferrata and this kind of exposure is pretty standard
Where have you done Via Ferrata? Some of the best I've found so far is around Cortina.
how would they get the food p there in the first place
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what about this road... would you drive on it?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-1m-wide-wooden-road-vertical-cliff-face.html
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just read on how he died! pretty shocking as he seems talented skipping through a few of his vids.. but i guess no one is invincible and its the risk you take
In the French Alps, around the Briancon, L'Argentiere area, it was over 10 years ago now so I can't remember exact routes.
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Wow! That is insane.
Ah nice, not an area I've been to but I've heard good things about it.
A photo I snapped of my brother on the other side of the valley:
One of the many vast tunnels dug by the soldiers up through the mountains:
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Just went to Caminito Del Ray earlier, and it reminded me of a video I'd seen on here. I'm sure I recall someone referring to it as "like a demented half-life level" but searching that gave no dice (was there another thread with this vid in?)
Anyway, it was the same place as in the video, but they've put in proper wood-slatted walkways a few feet above the historic ones you see in the vid. I recognise a few of those big gaps he traversed
Worth a visit, I'd say. We took the guided tour, as general admission was sold out. Was quite interesting in itself.
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The Camino del Ray or Caminto del Ray has been totally replaced rebuilt from its previous abandoned state. It is still a nice walk. Just not as scary as the old days.
