Glass structures over time

Non something I'd be happy walking on ...
Not that the fact that glass is fluid..
Slow dripping I'll grant ya ...but still ..
Not keen on heights or verical drops..
:(
 
I dont like heights - but standing on the glass panel at the CN Tower in Toronto a few years ago helped a lot. Simply because I decided that nothing could ever frighten me as that did ever again!

However seeing the drop under that walkway Im not so sure......
 
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HENGER HØYT: Fra Trolltunga er det rundt 700 meter ned til Ringedalsvatnet.

Google translate :-
HANGS OUT: From Trolltunga there are about 700 meters down to Ringedalsvatnet.

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It is 700 meters straight down to Ringedalsvatnet. - The edges were very sharp, but it was not particularly scary, says the professional climber Magnus Midtbø.

On Friday Midtbø out a spectacular picture of himself hanging from the famous landmark, with legs dangling 700 meters above Ringedalsvatnet, on its Instagramkonto.

"Giving my legs a much needed break after a long walk to Trolltunga" writes climber.

Her henger Magnus (27) fra Trolltunga

Article does not mention safety kit ( but thin line observed ) :-ohcrap

Regards
 
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skomedal said:
On Friday Midtbø out a spectacular picture of himself hanging from the famous landmark, with legs dangling 700 meters above Ringedalsvatnet, on its Instagramkonto.

Article does not mention safety kit ( but thin line observed ) :-ohcrap
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Does the article mention 'invisible selfie stick, paid cameraman or photoshop ?
 
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