Yeah, it is one of the trials of riding in places like that – I did this line off Beinn Fhada in the north west of Scotland back in the summer which had similar consequences.
The line there goes from where I am then you had to endo round about halfway through the picture to then ride straight towards the camera where the big rock in the middle at the bottom edge of the photo is. If I’d been a bit fast, the drop going forwards wasn’t too bad, about 30m into a burn, but if I’d toppled left the fall was huge.
This is the opposite side of the corrie, but the fall was about equivalent to that at the left side of the rockwall. It would’ve been a bad one, and while I enjoyed it I think that ride (which went along the edge of the corrie for several hundred metres) taught me that my appreciation of exposure isn’t high enough and I need to rein it in a bit. My mate wouldn’t ride this feature at all and he’s a better rider than I am.