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not enough money to do this
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M109Dreamer
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Would be awesome to use a wing suit and parachute to come down.
SAR41
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I've done this!!!
Back when I was young and dumb..(you know the rest). In the 70's I worked for a TV cable company. But the tallest one I ever climbed was 900 ft. and that was plenty high. We use to have to climb up and replace the fittings every so often. Would not even consider doing this now. But when young and dumb I always felt there was no way you could beat me off of the tower much less let go. I'm just glad i survived those young and dumb days!!
Back when I was young and dumb..(you know the rest). In the 70's I worked for a TV cable company. But the tallest one I ever climbed was 900 ft. and that was plenty high. We use to have to climb up and replace the fittings every so often. Would not even consider doing this now. But when young and dumb I always felt there was no way you could beat me off of the tower much less let go. I'm just glad i survived those young and dumb days!!
flaggerphil
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Eff THAT!
:yikes:
I have enough of a problem climbing a 20 foot ladder to get into the starter's stand at a certain race track!
:yikes:
I have enough of a problem climbing a 20 foot ladder to get into the starter's stand at a certain race track!
Bob Denman
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:shocked: You know what they say about "Terra Firma"...
The more "Firma"; the less "Terra".
:agree: No particular fear of heights, but that's still too rich for my blood!
The more "Firma"; the less "Terra".
:agree: No particular fear of heights, but that's still too rich for my blood!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I get freaked out just watching something like that. Have been to some very high vistas, but even safe access scared me a bit.
I could not do that for any amount of money. :yikes:
I could not do that for any amount of money. :yikes:
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mowin
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Did u have to have a safety harness/tie off? Still hard to believe OSHA allows them to climb unattached.
cuznjohn
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believe it or not i really don't remember,,, but it was a double wide aluminum scaffold so i doubt it. this was back in 1972
mowin
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Back in 1972, kids could ride in the back of a pickup, so I'm thinking you probably didnt have too.
Bob Denman
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mowin
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Oh that was so me back in the '70's.
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