Thanks eric. I'll try to remember that when I'm standing on the very edge of the Grand Canyon looking down. Which was something I had on my to-do list before I died.

I was randomly watching videos of people doing that just last night. You might want to put it last on your list, a lot of them fell to their deaths.

I recovered a woman that jumped from 17 stories and landed on the lawn after a short rainfall. She landed on her side halfway into the ground. She was only about 115 lbs. I doubt she accidently fell over the railing though. I suppose she could have been just answering the "call of the void." Don't know what the outcome of the investigation was.

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had the same thought...kinda of.

"could he have said that better or is he letting us know in advance?"

strangely sort of legendary way of going. "he fell into the grand canyon". make grandpa seem more mountain man-ish.

but maybe not...
https://www.mygrandcanyonpark.com/park/faqs/falling-to-death-grand-canyon/