Would you walk on this narrow and flimsy looking path above a deep gorge? [Amazing Photo of the Day]
October 9, 2012 11
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We already know Ashraf is scared of heights. So the chances of him taking a stroll on a narrow and seemingly flimsy path above a deep gorge is like not going to happen. But what about you? Would you do it? Maybe you can decide after viewing the following picture — check it out:
To be fair to the Chinese (the above photo is of the Xihai Gorge), the path is narrow but it probably isn’t very flimsy. Still, I wouldn’t go near that thing.
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I’m in. Lets do it….
YES WE CAN…ASHRAF!!!!
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Oh ! …but it’s me there with the blue pants !
My main concern would be if this is a tool used by China for population control. Just sayin’.
ooooo — it’s me there . . .with the brown pants!!!
I love landscapes like this one. Reminds me to Via Mala (“bad way”) in Switzerland.
What I find amazing, is trying to picture how they built this.
No way would I even get close to that walkway, small engineering feat to say the least…
Actually, when you focus in on the walkway, it appears far from flimsy, including with the protective side piers and connective cabling. Although I’m not sure that I’d like to have to be trying all that out, especially on a windy or rainy day . . . .
@Eric989:
Hey, I was gonna say that!
I want my mommy
No , I would rather go up the cliff , across the top and down the other side , particularly with a load .