Whenever I see this crazy sport I’m compelled to watch but I hold my breathe. One slip could be disastrous, they are so fearless, I don’t remember ever feeling this invincible in my youth! It’s the first time I’ve seen it in daylight but I still only had my phone camera. Have you ever tried this? or any extreme sport? I would love to see your photos if so.
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It’s amazing what crazy things teenage boys will do – and usually get away with it! Oh, to have muscles and reflexes like that. Though I’m not sure I would want the total lack of good sense.
Looks dangerous to me. Your phone shots are amazing.
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Oh my goodness. No fear, indeed! They should at least have elbow and knee pads.
Wow! I’ve never seen people riding on rocks like these!! Crazy.
I find extreme sports hard to watch and some do get hurt…
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great shots—and no way have i ever tried anything more dangerous than water skiing (on two skis) and snow skiing on bunny hills….
NO! And this is the first I have seen something like this too!
I have always either been too chicken or had a lot more sense, whichever way you look at it
Crazy! Your photos are great, though, Gilly – especially the one with the boy waiting on the ledge. Really like that one.
Ayyah! This I can’t relate to. This is a sport?
WOW … they are lidke daredevils. I’ve seen kids do this but not on this type of terrain.
Wish I had more dare in me … unfortunately, I must admit, I am a scared-y cat. haha
No, I have not tried this, nor do I ever intend to. It looks dangerous!
Haven’t seen this…not sure I would ever attempt it either.
I have seen this before, Gilly. Wish I still had the link: it was one guy coming down the mountain and through a small village that clung to the rock!