Friend sent me a pic of himself at work

[ianrauk]

 

[Arch]

 

[Hitchington]

Hope he didn't leave his spanner in the truck

 

[Kies]

Blimey

 

[G3CWI]

Nice. I did that sort of thing on occasion.

 

[smokeysmoo]

Reminds me of this vid that was doing the rounds recently,


View: http://youtu.be/C_-7Qp7uzbQ


and not forgetting those crazy Russians as well,


View: http://youtu.be/tfZ1NyS6Mzw

 

[Eribiste]

My word, that seems jolly high up. Is his name Felix Baumgartner?

 

[Dayvo]

FTFAL! I was up 20 meters up fitting a net on the driving range at work: that was high enough.

Looking out is ok (small letters), looking down is NOT! NEVER!


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzzglqGP06c

 

[mark st1]

The HSE mardi cow in my office would pis# her pants if she had to do a method statement for that

 

[Fnaar]

Heights don't bother me normally, but I think that might

 

[biggs682]

hope he didnt leave his snacks in the truck either

 

[GM]

Places people will go just to get a mobile phone signal !

 

[Sara_H]

Reminds me of this vid that was doing the rounds recently,


View: http://youtu.be/C_-7Qp7uzbQ


and not forgetting those crazy Russians as well,


View: http://youtu.be/tfZ1NyS6Mzw

That second one made me go dizzy all over!

 

[swansonj]

I've also, once, been up a TV mast, and electricity pylons a bit more often. I'm not wonderful with heights, but the knowledge that you are firmly attached with a safety harness makes a big psychological difference. I find Crib Goch or Tryfan, or the glass floors you get in some buildings like the CN Tower in Toronto, or looking down an olympic ski jump (strictly as a tourist), harder.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

I just found these photos of people dangling themselves off buildings in Moscow, I think my cobblers retreated http://www.mustang-wanted.com/en/photos/