Taken in November 2006, this photo shows walkers on the popular "Bridge Walk"
Sunday, September 9, 2007
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2 comments:
Mike,
This walk looks ultra scarey are these people roped/harnessed together? it looks like it by the way they are grouped.
Scots Gran
Hi Scots Gran. Yes, they are harnessed together. You also have to pass a fitness test before allowed on the walk. When Max Boyce came over in 2002, he wasn't allowed on the walk as he failed the booze test!
You are also issued with safety and communication equipment.
Prices start at $179 and NO cameras are allowed.
You can find out more HERE
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