http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-oc-lhqpIA
This guy is performing a feat that would put Spiderman to shame. No ropes either. It's also kind of sad that this kind of activity led to his demise also. But amazing nonetheless. :cool:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-oc-lhqpIA
This guy is performing a feat that would put Spiderman to shame. No ropes either. It's also kind of sad that this kind of activity led to his demise also. But amazing nonetheless. :cool:
I bet it was His demise. When you take things for granted, shit happens.
I've rock climbed since I could walk, having the Canadian Shield for a backyard but nothing as crazy as this. When you're doing it so that one mistake is your last mistake, the odds aren't good for you.
who would have suspected anything like that could happen.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Fair play to him but the guy was a nutty thrill seeker...a real life BhodiQuote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missywho would have suspected anything like that could happen.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
"Its not tragic to die doing what you love"
That was INSANE!!!!
I did one lousy bungee jump in Malia a few years back and I can still remember how exhilarating it felt!
I can't blame him for dying for his passion.
I know... a shocking tragedy... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missywho would have suspected anything like that could happen.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Hehe... I wonder what ya'll opinions would be if McGuigan voiced his concerns over this shit... For the Loved of God!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AdamGBI know... a shocking tragedy... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missywho would have suspected anything like that could happen.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
I'd probably conclude that falling off of a cliff doesn't do anybody any favours. ;)
Its a game that your 1st mistake is your last, a story. Ice climbig in the Lake District 62 I think, on Great End 1000ft vertical Gullys. Our aim was to do North east gully that day, but seeing 4 parties already on it me and Brian decided to do the North Gully at the side of it, it was empty of climbers. Did it and near the top we heard Thunder, when we got down we realised it wasnt Thunder, but the Gully had Avalanched Killing 8 people the biggest dizaster on a British Mountain. If we hadnt followed our gut feeling it would have been 10.