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Had to share it, made my toes curl up.
Its sort of on topic, he's got a video camera strapped to his head.
Please remove if you feel its not relevant here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq7OwwU18Ac

Wow, unbelievable. I found myself getting very tense while watching that.

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Yup, made me feel pretty ill. I don't do heights very well, especially out in the open like that. I struggled at the end but made myself watch it...

The free climbing is what got me. Just knowing I wouldn't be attached to anything would freak me out. Can't believe people actually do that as their job.

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Jason

Just a new guy learning his way

Film: Olympus XA2
Digital: Nikon D3100 w/SB-600: , Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G, Tokina 12-24MM F4 Pro II

My Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jkmcdonald/

My Blog: http://jmcdonaldphotography.tumblr.com/

Its just as fantastic to watch every time.

One of the youtube comments on the first video of this that was put out was pretty funny.

"The 30 pounds of tools needed to get work done are nothing compared to the 60 pounds of pure balls needed for the climb itself"

Also, I have a very strange feeling that they are primarily up there to inspect and or change the beacon lamp.

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That is CRAZY

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