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When it comes to heights, having a healthy dose of fear is completely natural. It is also linked to the fear of falling, which serves as a protective mechanism for most of us. However, some people seem to be fearless, pushing the boundaries of safety and even risking their lives by climbing to the edges of rooftops, rocky mountains, or even on a windowsill to reach a dirty spot on the ninth floor.
Today, we would like to present you with some of the craziest images from all over the internet that Bored Panda collected of adrenaline enthusiasts reaching unnerving heights. These experiences, which have either been photographed by others or documented by the daredevils themselves, can seem like an unattainable adventure for regular people, not to mention people with acrophobia (the fear of heights). So whether you are actually afraid of heights or simply are not a fan of putting your life at risk, these images will serve you as an adventure you would never take but could enjoy from the safety of solid ground.
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#1
Château Frontenac, Quebec City
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
Currently at #19 this one would be the first I could get behind IF IT WEREN'T SNOWING. I love snow, but that roof must be slick as an oiled sheet of glass
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#2
Getting Up On The Wrong Side Of The Bed Is Not An Option
martymcmatrix 2 years ago
rent = gravitational acceleration × annual salary ÷ body weight
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Jillio 2 years ago
Makes my stomach queasy just looking at the photo! I am amazed at the people with the skill and ability to do anything involving extreme heights. I think I literally would die in fear.
Beeps 2 years ago
I hate to be the one, but how do they go to the bathroom, especially number twos?
#3
Harihar Fort - A Moist, Steep Staircase In India
Some Weirdo 2 years ago
100% would scoot down those. No standing for me thank you.
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Michael Phillips 2 years ago
Here's an upvote. Are we not allowed to comment on the caste system?
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#4
On The Edge 1400 Feet Above Central Park
Tee with a Twist 2 years ago
I just got a unpleasant feeling in my lower gut. I am so afraid of heights.
The Deez 2 years ago
That happened to me, too! Isn't it amazing that just looking at a PICTURE can elicit that result?!?
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Seonag Udell 2 years ago
Amazing picture, I have never seen a picture of central park like this before, it shows off just how big it is.
ShadySlytherin 2 years ago
Yep, it's huge. They destroyed an entire, thriving Black community to build it so that the white folks could have some grass
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Edda Kamphues 2 years ago
Can I please quietly crawl backward, close the first door I find and cry myself to sleep.
Stephen Smith 2 years ago
I think you can just make out in the picture the harness he is wearing. He must be working on the communications dish's or something like that.
Steve Robert 2 years ago
As the coroner left, all that remained was a pair of red tennis shoes.
unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
D@mn this is how all my bad dreams start and I have that same pair of vans yeesh
ॐBoyGanesh 2 years ago
Vans are the shoe of parkour & free climbing. I only know this cos I follow tons of these IGs & TikToks. Quite a few wear the old skool skate pro or the AVE.
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Say Cheese
BlindAres 2 years ago
Provided those harnesses are actually being used and are clipped up, this is the one I'd be okay with.
Hiram's Friend 2 years ago
In North Dakota, there is a TV tower 2063 feet (628.8024 meters for the rest of the world). The antenna is a hollow tube about this big around. To do work on the antenna, they would lower a technician head first into the tube with a rope around his feet. (My ex MIL worked there). Both of my favorite phobias: acro and clostro
Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
How do people not fall down??? My doctor's office on the 5th floor has a balcony looking down to the lobby and vaulted ceilings. I looked at the ceiling 15 feet back from the balcony and fell down. Can't walk on the edge of the second story of the mall. The American Indian Museum in DC is the scariest building I have ever been in. Gave me a panic attack
#6
Cleaning The Blinds
UpQuarkDownQuark (he/hey you) 2 years ago
If she slips she’s gonna *be* a spot a few stories down.
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Petra Schaap 2 years ago
Back in Amsterdam, my coworkers friend was sitting on her balcony and saw her upstairs neighbour falling down with bucket and sponge and all, in full view. Woman died, friend needed a lot of therapy and still wasnt ok. So yeah, nope.
WindySwede 2 years ago
Ow f... it was even worse with the second picture. Have not seen the second one before, just the first!
Some Weirdo 2 years ago
Bet she was raised that if you don't clean EVERYWHERE you're gunna get your butt beat. Def a clean behind the fridge for your life kid
Lara Verne 2 years ago
One lady in my town cleaned windows and fell from second floor window. She was lucky and survived it completely unharmed, but she developed fear of heights afterwards.
#7
A Moment I’ll Never Forget. Sometimes The Timing Is Perfect And All The Elements Line Up For You. This Was One Of Those Times
Painted Dog 2 years ago
Gotta do what you gotta do for those instagram likes..
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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
Guessing a helicopter...the back of his legs look like they are being illuminated....maybe...
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#8
If My SO Suggested This Photo Idea, I'd Rather Be Single
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
I can just hear either of them say "Life insurance? Why do you ask?"
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
Gosh, i'm so impressed, what fabulous people these folks must be, they're my heroes now... No, they're idiots, and i don't care what happens to them.
SleepSycho 2 years ago
Hell of an aphrodisiac! I prefer candles and chocolate. And where the harnesses at?!!! So that one slip-up wouldn’t be their last. I slip on solid ground. What if a bird flies at u or … a spider?!
#9
On Top Of The Stairs In Pico Tijuca, Brazil
Jayne Mcartney 2 years ago
I shouldn't have read this article. My stomach is feeling very very queezy. I couldn't help myself tho.
Binky Melnik 2 years ago (edited)
The lack of a handrail is making me think I’m about to have a nervous breakdown momentarily! Who would climb such a steep and skinny staircase with NO HANDRAIL?! And she’s effing around with a SELFIE STICK! I’m imagining the wind grabbing it and she makes a move to keep from losing it, and then she’s an ex-hiker.
#10
Sunbathing On A Roof, What Could Go Wrong?
Sue Denham 2 years ago
Sudden earthquake, bee lands on you and you freak out, Freak gust of wind . . .
Jonathan 2 years ago
... a crazy guy in control of the drone, bored psychopath visiting a rooftop, jealous ex with a machete... lots can go wrong. It's always funny till someone gets hurt, then it is hilarious.
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Lara Verne 2 years ago
I wonder how many people fell to their deaths while taking IG pictures.
Gibberint Dark 2 years ago
I saw this one and instinctively had an extreme urge to climb over the back of my office chair...
martymcmatrix 2 years ago
Due to her malnutrition, she would be floating down to the ground like a piece of paper if she falls...
#11
Conquered My Fear Of Heights
BlindAres 2 years ago
Ok. I've rock & mountain climbed in Colorado when I was stationed out there. This one could absolutely be done safely.
The Deez 2 years ago
I would have to sit down about four feet from the edge and then scootch forward. Then I'd be like, "TAKE THE PICTURE!! TAKE THE PICTURE!!"
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TheNewJenBrady 2 years ago
That's Half Dome in the distance (Yosemite nat'l park, CA). I have a photo of me sitting with my legs dangling over the edge of it. I scooted on my a** for the last 20 feet or so to get to the edge, posed for the pic and then scooted my a** back away before standing up again.
the sixthgirl 2 years ago
As far as I'm concerned, "My Fear of Heights" does not require conquering.
Imjust jim 2 years ago
It's Yosemite and Douglas Fairbanks did a handstand there before it was closed off.
⋆sunxflower⋆ 2 years ago
at summer camp one time, we had to climb up this whole freaking mountain and i was simply wheezing for breath at the halfway point
#12
As A Person Who Is Afraid Of Heights I'm Not Sure If This Would Make It Easier Or More Difficult To Do Your Business In This Toilet
Giles McArdell 2 years ago
I found the opposite, the moment I saw this the poo scuttled back up my lower intestine and isn't likely to be coming back down for a while!
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#13
In Brazil, There's An Apartment Building With A 40-Store Spiral Staircase Attached To The Outside Meant As A Fire Escape. What Scares You More? Fire Or Falling?
Zoe Vokes 2 years ago
That the structure isn’t strong enough and a hundred people walking down at once will make it fall away.
Renee Prete 2 years ago
40 flights??? Going round in circles?????? Watch them all when they get to the bottom. They're all going in different directions
I heart Boo-BI-es 2 years ago
Imagine how dizzy you would get trying to run down those stairs 😵💫
DadManBlues 2 years ago (edited)
Fire. The fall kills instantly, the fire torments for a while.
Nina 2 years ago
But before you're at the ground level there's a lot of screaming you can do 😬
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Dan Z 2 years ago
Falling is painless. It's the sudden stop at the end you have to worry about.
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karen Young 2 years ago
1. Not living that high up. 2. Most buildings don't plan for high rise fire escapes. But fire my a*s would set a record getting down.
featherytoad 2 years ago
There's a rail, I think I could handle this. What would freak me out is the amount of people using it at the same time.
#14
This Would Scare The Hell Outta Me
I don't know who 2 years ago
Imagine staying at the bottom of the building, under the toilet. It will rain with pee
Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
Porta potties scare me already. I have never used one in my life. I held in diarrhea for 3 hours once. I've had an irrational fear ever since I was 4 and my mother sent me into a green one without warning me what was in there... just "there's the bathroom" and then the AFV episodes where they tip them over with people in them. Never never never
#15
Hanging Out About ~130 Feet Up Above Deck On A Tall Ship
kristalcookies 2 years ago
Oddly, less scary than buildings ones. I cite terry pratchetts assertion that we're not scared of heights, but grounds 🤣
#16
Me Facing My Immense Fear Of Heights 103 Floors Up On The Willis Tower In Chicago! I Did It
cat favrot 2 years ago
I worked at the Willis tower when they switched the name from the sears tower. I was also there when they were installing those ledges, and I can tell you, that I still havent been out in one of them. I watched a 6 year old crack the first layer of glass in the left one with a paperweight the family bought in the gift shop. Absolutely f*cking WILD.
Miranda Veracruz de la Joya Cardenal 2 years ago
I'm been there a couple times. It's totally chill after the first 10 seconds of terror.
Dr. Skulhamr (Skulhamr) 2 years ago
Don'cha think if this guy was really afraid of heights, he wouldn't turn his back on it.
#17
I Love Roof-Topping Photos. Does Anyone Have Any Good Ones?
Lara Verne 2 years ago
I saw one IG account, where guy took pictures like this, sitting on the roof and dangling his legs over the edge. Turned out he was sitting behind safery rails.
#18
Fixing An AC Compressor On A Level 28 Ledge
Tim Callahan 2 years ago
“Sorry, you’re going to have to wait for winter!” “To get it fixed?” “No, for it to be cool again.”
#19
1.4-Mile Highline Walk
WORLD RECORD Highline with Nathan Paulin at Mont-Saint-Michel.
Easily Excitable Panda 2 years ago
This actually looks safer than a lot of the influencer pics.
Stephanie Did It 2 years ago
The thing is, Mont-Saint-Michel is surrounded by quicksand. That makes the risk of falling in a bit more spicy, wouldn't you think?
Anyone-for-tea? 2 years ago (edited)
This isn’t so bad, as if done properly, I would always trust my safety kit, it’s the ones that are hanging on with one hand that freak me out! He does have safety kit, right??
#20
Strong Performance
BlindAres 2 years ago (edited)
Yeah. This is expert level mountain climbing. That said, notice she's actually roped in with a belay down below. While she should be wearing a helmet for multiple reasons (falling debris and possible slip & head wack), this could be safe.
#21
Looking Down A Mine Shaft
#22
The View From High Rock Lookout, Washington State. Will Someone Please Close The Door?
Chez2202 2 years ago
My daughter sent me a picture of a hummingbird from a mountain platform in Ecuador when she went there last year on a trip with her college to build bridges and animal shelters. This reminds me of that picture. They were halfway up the mountain and it was a wooden platform with no rails around the sides, just some lights on the edges. I panicked for days. This really is scary for me.
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#23
Exploring Some Of The Newer Crags On Kalymnos, Still Got The Goods After All These Years Of Development
#24
Ancient Arts - First Outdoor Climb, First Multi-Pitch Climb, First Climb On Ropes (I Do Indoor Bouldering)
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
That looks so fun. I’d actually rather do this then top roping or bouldering inside. They are definitely with pros, because it is practically impossible for a bouldering only climbers to get the proper gear, and know how to do anything.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
Indoor rock climbing gyms are everywhere these days. It's a popular sport. That's what he's referring to.
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The Most Picturesque Climb In The Country
⋆sunxflower⋆ 2 years ago
the guy is just standing there looking at him like, "bob, bob please come down from there"
#26
Victory Over Fear Of Heights, 1000m
VioletHunter 2 years ago
I have a fear of heights and I've been on that one. It's not quite as bad as it looks here.
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#27
Hanging Out 3,000 Feet Above The Golden Gate Bridge
BlindAres 2 years ago
He/she's on a helicopter and definitely doesn't show him/her harnessed in.
UpQuarkDownQuark (he/hey you) 2 years ago
They could quite be securely harnessed and you just can’t see it, in which case it’s not much more dangerous than simply being in the helicopter.
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#28
Pulpit Rock From Above With A Growing Crack. Not A Safety Rail In Sight
Nilsen 2 years ago
I've been there. First and last time. Didn't know I was that afraid of heights.... 604 meters down to the fjord below. And I hid behind a few boulders in towards the mountain side and cried
Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
That's ok. I did that on a ferris wheel. I liked them as a child. Then i rode one when I was 20 and it stopped on the top. The kind where your feet dangle over. It was terrible
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#29
Risky Shot
Sue Denham 2 years ago
If this is as precarious as it looks, buddy, you're an absolute rissole.
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
Some idiots get away with it, some idiots don't. But the common denominator is...
Sand Ers 2 years ago
A******s who call people with different abilities and risk tolerance than themselves idiots?
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Afraid Of Heights? I Remember The Fear I Felt Every Time I Look At This Photo
Lee F. 2 years ago
Google the CN Tower edge walk. Higher up on this building, and outside! last-group...57e5b8.jpg 
Barbara Skolly 2 years ago
100% is the CN tower. Possibly when Ripley's Aquarium was under construction. Can see the Rogers Centre in the frame
Barbara Skolly 2 years ago
Correcting myself. Not the rogers centre in the frame. But I remember the white temp structure from the construction
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AlienBarbu 2 years ago
I remember the CN tower elevator had a glass floor and theres a glass floor spot in the tower itself.
#31
Taking The Selfie Game To New Heights
Leolynn Cauthron 2 years ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Isn’t this the guy who fell to his death not too long ago.
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Krystle Deschene 2 years ago
Russian man, Kirill Oreshkin, is followed by 17,900 people and is known for his photos, posing in stomach-churning positions on top of buildings. Instagram users such as Drewsssik also built a large following online with photos taken on top of tall structures. He died in 2015 after falling from a building
Duolingobird 2 years ago
He did die but it was in the spring or summer a few months ago. He fell off a building
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When We Saw Our Hotel From A New Vantage Point
I heart Boo-BI-es 2 years ago
It's in Dubai, and imo it looks better at night because that's a huge fountain in the pool that has a light show to music. Plus when it's dark, it was harder for me to clearly see how high up it was lol
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#33
555 Meters Above The Streets Of Seoul
#34
One Of My All-Time Favorite New York Photos
#35
Devil's Golf Ball
️ ️~ lefty libra️ ~ 2 years ago (edited)
um... i definitely see something else on the rock formation
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
Looks fun. Maybe 5.11+? Idk. If any more experienced climbers can comment, I will appreciate it very much!
#36
I'm Afraid Of Heights, But This Walk Through The Vancouver Treetops Was Actually Relaxing
#37
This Is 400 Feet Up On An Antenna Tower
arthbach 2 years ago
I'm in the wrong line of work! I could totally do this.
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I've Been Trying To Tackle My Fear Of Heights. Needless To Say, I Freaked My Mom Out When I Showed This
Stephanie A Mutti 2 years ago
I understand trying to overcome a fear BUT there is no need to take crazy risks. We should all be a tad nervous to do this kind of thing. The fear is to prevent stupidity.
#40
Ragged Edge 5.7, Vesper Peak, WA
#42
Observing The Landscape Of Yosemite
#43
I Live At The Top Floor
#44
Don't Slip
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
U can’t slip. They got crampons (metal attachment with spikes that attaches to boots. Usually used for ice climbing.)
#45
Looking Down A Long Shaft
#46
Just Hanging Around
jjdubs W 2 years ago
That's a reflection (note there is no reflection on the upper part of his body, where there is no window). However, the reflection does seem to reveal he is standing on something.
Load More Replies... Leolynn Cauthron 2 years ago
Maybe he can’t. Zoom on his face. He looks concerned. Maybe he learned the hard way doing stupid stunts might go wrong.
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It’s green screen on his head around the edges if you look closely you can see the gren
Petra Schaap 2 years ago
You can see that the bottom part of the image is mirrored. I assume this is some kind of trick/illusion and that he's standing on something :-D
#47
This Makes Me Dizzy
#48
Mauvoisin Near Verbier, Switzerland
#49
A Crazy Place For Skydiving
#50
Not Afraid Of Heights
Some Weirdo 2 years ago
This one I'm fine with. Water everywhere as a landing and lens makes it look higher I'm sure.
#51
I Wasn't Afraid Of Heights Until This Moment In Toronto
#53
The Maiden
#54
Recent Love Obsession - Chimneys
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
YES, they are so fun. The technique is quite simple. One of my favorite crags has a really fun 5.8/9 that has a big chimney!
#55
With The City, Sea And Bungee
Emerald Joanna 2 years ago (edited)
I've done this! It's the Sky Tower in Auckland. It's actually a controlled fall...you fall a few feet and then they dangle you like this mid-air for a few moments to take a picture before they drop you again all the way to the ground. I think it's about 190 metre drop (like 660 feet). Was a lot of fun!
#56
A Photo Of My Friends 1400 Feet Above With A View Of Central Park
#57
Warning: Potential For Feeling Nauseous
Duolingobird 2 years ago
This reminds me of that stream tubbo (and I think some others did) to sponged that new game, they streamed on a Crane 400 feet in the air….tubbo dropped his phone at 100meters
#58
1,353 Feet Above The Ground
jjdubs W 2 years ago
1350 feet is possible. It's the (item) #45 in front of it that would make that number "impossible."
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#60
How To Climb On Roof
Stannous Flouride 2 years ago
Same guy as the one with four photos. He died falling from just such a height.
jjdubs W 2 years ago
Just because someone isn't afraid of such heights doesn't mean it is safe.
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idiot. its one thing to put yourself at risk. He could very well kill someone if he falls on them from this hight.
Emerald Joanna 2 years ago
This guy is not dead...he's a well known selfie risk taker. He has quite an active Instagram.
Krystle Deschene 2 years ago
Active 8 years ago maybe "Russian man, Kirill Oreshkin, is followed by 17,900 people and is known for his photos, posing in stomach-churning positions on top of buildings. Instagram users such as Drewsssik also built a large following online with photos taken on top of tall structures. He died in 2015 after falling from a building"
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#61
I'm Afraid Of Heights. I Still Get Chills When I Think About Taking This Picture
Isa's left eye 2 years ago
I feel like that would be a nice place to read a book (with a harness ofc)
Eithne Griffiths 2 years ago
The Cliffs of Moher Ireland.In the background you can see O'Brien's tower,built by my great,great uncle Cornelius O’Brien.
#62
Good Photo But Now I Got Anxiety
#63
How? And Why?
#66
My Husband Faced His Fear Of Heights And It Was Worth The View (Angels’ Landing, Zion National Park)
#67
High Above The Smoke-Filled City. Shot During The 2022 Wildfire Season In Seattle
Pooka 2 years ago
Great picture, but it doesn't really show how bad the air was. You couldn't go anywhere without a mask and even with the mask on it was still difficult to breathe. After just a day into my trip that year I had laryngitis, just from the irritation caused by inhaling all the smoke.
#68
Glass Floor? Sure, Not Like As If I Was Scared Or Anything
#69
That Feeling Of Vertigo When You Learn To Trust Your Handjam Technique
#70
Shiey, Lattice Climbing On Duga Radar
#71
The Unparalleled Freedom Of Mallorcan
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
Don’t worry. They are very safe. They are likely to fall feet first, or head first, due to how the human body and overhangs and centers of mass.
Mochi 2 years ago
But they'll land.on the rock right? Can someone explain? I have no depth perception
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#73
Extremely High
#74
Height - 150 Meters, Chernobyl
#76
Kyiv, 2013
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
Slava ukraini! I have family in western Ukraine, so fûck Putin!
#77
The First Rule Of Height Club Is... Don't Look Down
Lara Verne 2 years ago
Yeah, cool photo shoot is done. Now, lets get back down...very carefully.....
#78
Nobody Could Ever Force Me To Climb Up There
#80
The Cure For The Fear Of Heights
#84
One Good Sneeze And Everyone Is Going Home Early
SweetCheesySpaghetti 2 years ago
I think this one scares me more than any others I've looked at
#85
As You Know, I Often Visit Such Places. Would You Like To See Moscow From A Bird's-Eye View?
The mad duck 2 years ago
I've been there, It is a nice city. Disagree with the government tho.
Cosmologist interntobe (he/him 2 years ago
It is beautiful, if the government left, the sky less polluted, and Russians genuinely smiling. The third one has never been seen, so it is the least likely.
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Only Up
#87
The Game Is On
#88
Hanging Out On A Plank, 2000-Feet-High On The Edge Of A Cliff In China
#89
Standing Atop The Legacy Tower In Chicago
#90
Climbing Up High
#91
Climbing Is A Way To Overcome Ourselves And Our Abilities
#92
I Randomly Drove Past This Building In Vietnam And Decided To Snap A Picture. Found This Sketchy Ledge On The Roof
#93
When You Can't Get A Room, So You End Up Sleeping On The Sign Instead
#94
Rest Day
#95
Exploring Abandoned Skyscrapers At Sunrise In Dubai
#96
Exploring New Places
#97
Elevator
#99
Dropping Into New York City
Drinking my Covfefe 2 years ago
Right? Hopefully she doesn't drop one it would be a missile falling to the ground.
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#102
Hanging In Warsaw, Poland
#103
Big Drop Romance
Sand Ers 2 years ago
Rusty rails. Haven't been any trains there for a long time.
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Sending Peace And Love To Everyone
#105
Freeclimb On The Tallest Cathedral In France (151m)
#110
Lattice Climber In Berlin, Guy Climbs Without Gear, 220-Meters-High
#115
Sweaty Palms. Maybe For People With Extreme Fear Of Heights
E. S. Drendl 2 years ago
The popularity of daredevil selfies has shifted people's perception of reasonable vs dangerous risk. There is such a thing as self-preserving, intelligent fear. It's one thing if fear of heights gets in the way of you doing normal things -- like you won't ever take elevators or you break out in a sweat if you're visiting an office or home in a high-rise building. But most of the people here talking about "overcoming fear of heights" are taking dangerous risks.
jjdubs W 2 years ago
Yeah, I lived in Mexico back in the day and I climbed every pyramid (when you were allowed to) and went down every single one on my butt, due to the steepness of the steps. I'm still equally afraid of heights. I just didn't let it stop me doing reasonable things. But the issue is being reasonable.
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A. HAM 2 years ago
Glass floors, fine. Staircases, fine. Your job takes you to the top of cellphone towers, fine. But BP, do not give a platform to people taking dangerous selfies.
Seonag Udell 2 years ago
Yes, some of these people are crazy mother f*****s that are going to end up on a Darwin awards list.
Load More Replies... ADHORTATOR 2 years ago
I was once eye witness of the fall of a free climber...he fell only 12 - 13 m, but it was enough
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
BP: Look at these idiots who killed themselves for selfies! Also BP: Check out the crazy, awesome places these people took pictures of.
troufaki13 2 years ago
I have two burned lightbulbs in my balcony. They will stay like this forever because I'm not going to change them.
Lesley Christie 2 years ago
How many times do we as humans slip, trip, sneeze and get knocked off your balance, have a dizzy spell. It's just not worth it. It's not about being sure footed, humans are fallible. It makes me feel ill.
PunchinelloTX 2 years ago
I guess I’m not adventurous. But, then again, I’m still alive after half a century. I just can’t imagine why anyone would risk their lives (or, worse, the lives of others) to take a photo of their legs dangling off of a ledge. There’s enough that can go wrong on the ground. Why risk it?
Joshua David 2 years ago
I made it 3 deep and had to dash. My fear is so bad that even photos and movies make me close my eyes.
Liz Siemens 2 years ago
My anxiety went through the roof as I looked on. See what I did there ah lol
A. HAM 2 years ago
Glass floors, fine. Staircases, fine. Your job takes you to the top of cellphone towers, fine. But BP, do not give a platform to people taking dangerous selfies.
Seonag Udell 2 years ago
Yes, some of these people are crazy mother f*****s that are going to end up on a Darwin awards list.
Load More Replies... ADHORTATOR 2 years ago
I was once eye witness of the fall of a free climber...he fell only 12 - 13 m, but it was enough
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
BP: Look at these idiots who killed themselves for selfies! Also BP: Check out the crazy, awesome places these people took pictures of.
troufaki13 2 years ago
I have two burned lightbulbs in my balcony. They will stay like this forever because I'm not going to change them.
Lesley Christie 2 years ago
How many times do we as humans slip, trip, sneeze and get knocked off your balance, have a dizzy spell. It's just not worth it. It's not about being sure footed, humans are fallible. It makes me feel ill.
PunchinelloTX 2 years ago
I guess I’m not adventurous. But, then again, I’m still alive after half a century. I just can’t imagine why anyone would risk their lives (or, worse, the lives of others) to take a photo of their legs dangling off of a ledge. There’s enough that can go wrong on the ground. Why risk it?
Joshua David 2 years ago
I made it 3 deep and had to dash. My fear is so bad that even photos and movies make me close my eyes.
Liz Siemens 2 years ago
My anxiety went through the roof as I looked on. See what I did there ah lol
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