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August 24, 2011

Stuntman Ascends Germany’s Highest Mountain Via Cable Car Cable [VIDEO]

46-year-old Swiss stuntman Freddy Nock is a bigger bad-ass than you are. And he proved it by tight-rope walking. He scaled Germany’s highest mountain — the Zugspitze, which stands 2962 metres above sea level — by walking along its kilometer-long cable car cable. Without a balancing pole.

46-year-old Swiss stuntman Freddy Nock is a bigger bad-ass than you are. And he proved it by tight-rope walking. He scaled Germany’s highest mountain — the Zugspitze, which stands 2962 metres above sea level — by walking along its kilometer-long cable car cable. Without a balancing pole.

Apparently this is eligible as an entry into the Guinness Book of Records, as the “longest and highest wire walk above sea level without a balancing pole”. Nock will soon be trying to secure the record for the longest cable crossing on a bicycle in Austria. As one does.

[Source: Telegraph]