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Barring the fatigue from climbing so much to get up there, you're no more likely to fall from 1700 feet than from 17.
It looks like with a better camera we could have gotten some beautiful views.
I saw this a while back. The fact they do it without a safety line at times is insane!
There could be; but I don't suppose that watching a revolver spin provides any of the joy of vertical ascent.
AT 5:25 there is a safety line deployed
It's weird. I don't so much have a fear of heights as I do a fear of falling. I can watch videos like that just fine, I can look out windows hundreds of feet in the air, no problem. If I'm on a ladder more than two stories high or leaning over the edge of a rooftop that's several stories high where there's actually a possibility that I might fall (or be pushed), I start to feel the adrenaline.
It's weird. I don't so much have a fear of heights as I do a fear of falling. I can watch videos like that just fine, I can look out windows hundreds of feet in the air, no problem. If I'm on a ladder more than two stories high or leaning over the edge of a rooftop that's several stories high where there's actually a possibility that I might fall (or be pushed), I start to feel the adrenaline.
That's not weird - it's totally rational!