So You believe Your Gym’s 5m-Tall Climbing Wall is tricky? [Architecture]

Oct 25th 2010
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I’m getting an extreme case of vertigo just by watching this photo of the 37meter high climbing wall in The Netherlands , that’s reported to be the sector’s tallest.

Dutch man Eric Kieboom shot these photos by strapping a Canon IXUS 850IS to a kite and floating it above the Klimcentrum Bjoeks tower, which caters to experienced climbers in addition as beginners. I’m not so sure try to be running before walking, but considering a day pass is solely $14 I suppose it wouldn’t matter too much in the event you chickened out just some meters above the ground. [ Bjoeks via Eric Kieboom via DamnCoolPics via OhGizmo ]

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