Would you be happy going up this?

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Would you be happy going up this?
Harry_the_Spider
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160m of 93 year old rusting Soviet steelwork.

I’d have told my news editor to jog off.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-26876243

Posted 10 years ago

CaptJon
Free Member

Yep – my logic would be that if it is survived a Russian winter it will survive my ascent.

Posted 10 years ago

sugdenr
Free Member

Not living up to your nom de plume are you

Posted 10 years ago

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thestabiliser
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Was expecting pic of wife

Posted 10 years ago

loddrik
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Was expecting pic of wife

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Definite post of the day!

Posted 10 years ago

Rscott
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Its Made by the soviets, I’d be happier at the top of that than the top of a new build.

Posted 10 years ago

gogg
Free Member

Was expecting pic of wife

My thoughts too.

Posted 10 years ago

thebrowndog
Free Member

Harry, clearly you’re getting soft. Get your arse up there son. We want pix after.

Posted 10 years ago

Harry_the_Spider
Full Member

I like the bit where there were holes the size of a fist and the wobbly walkway.

Not for me thanks.

Posted 10 years ago

footflaps
Full Member

I’m disappointed it has a lift, thought the BBC chap would have to climb 160m worth of ladders!

Posted 10 years ago

shermer75
Free Member

That does not look safe

Posted 10 years ago

aP
Free Member

It’s a hugely important piece of architecture/ engineering, elements of it are being used today in tower design. To demolish it to allow a no doubt hideous new tower would be a travesty.

Posted 10 years ago