Burnham
Woods walker
Yeah, it's a pretty horrific image in what it brings to the mind's eye of any climber.
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SkwerI
Treehouser
Oh damn. I could have gone all week without seeing that. 
Peter
Treehouser
On a cheerier note, I was on a course with the owner of that harness a few months ago. He's bought a new one since, same model naturally.
Burnham
Woods walker
Great to hear.
rskybiz
TreeHouser
Wow that picture speaks volumes:eek: Glad he is doing well.
Peter
Treehouser
Didn't ask him.
gf beranek
Old Schooler
The gory details of that incident are in cyperspace. you can find them if you do a search.
Throughout my career I have had a fear about working over anything that stuck up under me, like that. Even just a post.
the thought of falling and landing on flat ground has a more comfortable connotation.
Throughout my career I have had a fear about working over anything that stuck up under me, like that. Even just a post.
the thought of falling and landing on flat ground has a more comfortable connotation.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I'm always leery working over things like that.
When I was power rinsing algae off my parents 35 degree roof , I slipped on a patch of wet algae and slid down over the edge.
I just managed to grap hold of the rain gutter covering and keep myself from falling to the ground.
When I looked down to see if I could lower myself to a window sill or something, I realize that I was hanging right above a piece of rebar that my mom had used as a planting stake.
Talk about getting an extra a-hole!
I just managed to grap hold of the rain gutter covering and keep myself from falling to the ground.
When I looked down to see if I could lower myself to a window sill or something, I realize that I was hanging right above a piece of rebar that my mom had used as a planting stake.
Talk about getting an extra a-hole!
