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Theres another video on here with the exact same mountainridge sans snow...

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there is no turning back

I do have to say that the fish-eye lens does make it look worse than it really is... but its still pretty damn dangerous.

How does something like that even form?

To the geology lab!

The Edge; there is no way to honestly explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over.
-Hunter S Thompson

ironic that he still wears a helmet...

How else would he attach the camera?

I hate the fish eye lens on these things, they make things more extreme then they actually are and allways makes me suspicious. While im sure I would still shiat my pants doing that, that is the edge of a hill, not talking mountain tops here.

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>> ^kymbos:

How does something like that even form?
To the geology lab!


I'm pretty sure that's a quarry and the snow is making it look more impressive through the fisheye than it really is. A true mountain would have SOMETHING growing on it. At least within eyesight.

Don't get me wrong though, he's still around 100-150ft up. A fall would -at best- hurt like a sumnabitch.

Why am I all covered in sweat?

I think the fisheye makes it look like a more treacherous height than it really is.