Ready for a climb?

[mr8ball]

How would you like to have this job?

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Looks like fun

 

[chrisjp]

only if i had a quick chute...and i wasnt so fat lol

 

[BUSA CRUSEN]

Ya, count me out on that one. I'm not really one to use much safety gear, but I would definitely want some for that climb!

 

[Ketchmi]

I used to do that...and have the torched shoulders to prove it. The tallest tower I was on was a 1000' in Washington state. You actually get paid more the higher you go even though you don't have much chance of survival falling anywhere beyond 100'. Later in life I was a PM building towers and had to take over a couple of sites where someone fell. It's not a good feeling replacing crossmembers bent by a falling body.

Overall it was a pretty cool experience and most of the climbers I know would stay on the top of a tower to watch the sunset, very peaceful.

 

[mr8ball]

Overall it was a pretty cool experience and most of the climbers I know would stay on the top of a tower to watch the sunset, very peaceful.

Man that is so cool. I think that would be the best part of it all. It is very relaxing for me to watch the sunset but I can only imagine what it would be like up that high. Most will never have a chance to do it but I would love to be able to.

 

[RedBusarider]

A sunset would be cool, however, coming down in the dark not so much.

 

[sanket_420]

count me out.. just looking at the vid. make me queezy. also Im afraid of heights. but I did jump out of a plane couple weeks ago from 14K feet. best feeling ever.

 

[Tufbusa]

Kiss my butt, I don't even like looking at that!

 

[wv rider]

I'd do that most any day. Less than a 200 foot climb after the elevator ride isn't bad.