Vertigo!

[andyf]

I haven't much of a head for heights. Being up a ladder to clean out the gutters gets me worried.
So I'm glad never to have had a job like this  Even watching the 8 minute video made me feel jittery!

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Andy

[Jasonb]

Saw that a while ago, good to watch though even if it does make me feel sick

J

[AdeV]

I would be fine with that, until the internal ladder ended.... after that, I'd want a safety line!

Of course, what the video doesn't show, is that pole is probably swinging about all over the place in the wind, which must make it quite wobbly on top...

[doubleboost]

That would get the juces flowing
I have done a lot of rope acess work (mainly underground)
I am good with height but tying on is not that difficult or time consuming
John

[Henning]

I've done my fair share of mountain climbing, but that even makes my palms a little sweaty!
I would most definitely don't do it without safety, though. Especially not those parts on top.
Can't help but think they get a rather nice pay though, and as such can probably spend a LOT of time on their hobbies...

[SemiSkilled]

I've done a little bit of this, cell phones.
As I watched the opening scenes and the guy started to climb the structure I thought "he's not clipped on, can't be, nah must be ..........oh American that explains it"
 
Not for me that way, must have Indian blood (that guy)

just watching him clip on with that crappy scaff clip to a peg on the pogo stick made me shiver.

Lee

[andyf]

Here's another one with a high  factor: El Camino del Rey in Spain. It's a footpath, sort of, but parts of it need a bit of restoration....

Andy