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My GOD! You'd think that someone with cajones that large would have a hard time on a trail that small.
Oogh. I was more or less OK until those sections where the trail just disappears except for that metal pipe.
Excuse me, I have to go retrieve my stomach.
Yeah, no thanks!
I think I'll stick to Disneyland
Glad to see there's still people in the world who are insane!
Dude, awesome. I'd totally do that (with a harness), looks like fun and there's great climbing to be found at the end. The walkway is more than 100 years old and the government there in Spain has supposedly budgeted to restore it. A slew of people have died over the past several years walking on it.
Who says computer games aren't realistic. That look just like a level from Far Cry, Crysis or Half-life 2.
Dude!! Let's go, I'll buy pancakes for us.
I was right with him (her?) until the trail disappeared...
what's the big deal? doesn't look too bad to me...
Gotta love the web. I'm Spanish, and I get to learn about this on an Israeli log. =)
it wouldn't be that bad. if there's anything i've learned from games, it's that if you fall into water you take NO damage. so just hit that big river right?
The scariest part is that no one shown on the video seems scared! *What* are they? ;)
למה לא?
ליומולדת שלי...
Simply amazing, my hands are sweating just watching and I can barely watch ...
"Who says computer games aren't realistic. That look just like a level from Far Cry, Crysis or Half-life 2."
Totally, and I'd definitely switch off clipping for that level :)
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... de l'autre côté, en passant par le bas :p Via Roy : Hikes I'm too big a wuss for
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