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    Transmission Engineers Climb 1768ft Tower - Sky News Video Player
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    Re: Im dizzy already lol

    Yeh saw that on Digg.

    It made me feel actually quite sick. I just cannot comprehend being on a structure that high.

    One slip and it's a looooooong way down! :rip2:

    My acrophobia is quite rational. I only fear heights where there is a chance (however slight) of falling and the result would be injury or death!

    I would be acrophobic on a tall building or structure especially a slender one, I dislike aeroplanes (but I do fly frequently), I fear cliff edges. I would be comfortable on a mountain or large hill top.

    I think it all stems from when I had to repair a wiring loom running along a steel roof beam 90feet above a warehouse floor. I was on the top of a timber pole ladder. Both the ladder and the beam flexed quite a few inches whilst I climbed and worked :tinysmile_cry_t: There was no intervening support within my line of sight - it was if I were suspended in mid air with the beam in front of me. I froze and it took an hour to get me down.
    They were out to get me!! But now it's too late!!

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      I only have to think of high structures and it makes me feel fear.

      I did watch that clip, but wish I did not lol
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        Re: Im dizzy already lol

        Bloomin eck!

        I've done a bit of climbing in my time, but that is utterly terrifying.

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          Re: Im dizzy already lol

          Cheers PF I enjoyed watching that.

          I have always loved climbing and thinking back on my childhood have done some bloody stupid things or put myself in some dangerous situations. I have a respect for heights and not a fear as such.

          Knowing I was clipped in on a safety rope would go some way to "letting" me get most of the way up that tower, however, I think my underpants may start to put on weight at the point he started to climb the red light beacon for aircraft.

          I would love to do a parachute jump but am not sure I would be able to actually make the leap from the aircraft. Once out and the chute had opened though I am sure I would love it.
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          • #6
            Re: Im dizzy already lol

            lol are you mad hehe second floor of my home is my limit

            I do fly but will not look out the windows i convince myself im on a coach lol
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              Re: Im dizzy already lol

              Originally posted by pompeyfaith View Post
              lol are you mad hehe second floor of my home is my limit

              I do fly but will not look out the windows i convince myself im on a coach lol
              I'll climb a few hundred feet up a cliff/crag. With a top anchored rope or leading with some safety in place.

              But heights still scare me a bit. It's part of the thrill.

              I couldn't do what the guy in the video did though.

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