To the Under 40s guys: Would you try this "Jacob's Ladder"?

[spencer60]

I'd rather just jump and get it over with.

 

[bigboy851]

What about the Guys who built this?

 

[testdepth]

I'm 57 and I'd do it. 699 steps

 

[OttoMan]

I'm 57 and I'd do it. 699 steps

Well, looking from the bottom up, I can go up, for sure…
I can’t guarantee going down, but maybe on reversing might be done as well.

Let’s man-up and do it. NOW with the shortage of breath, we may die of heart attack though… lol

 

[Poppa Mike]

 

[testdepth]

Well, looking from the bottom up, I can go up, for sure…
I can’t guarantee going down, but maybe on reversing might be done as well.

Let’s man-up and do it. NOW with the shortage of breath, we may die of heart attack though… lol

It's not a race so we might have to take a lunch. What a view though! I've climbed the steps at Gibraltar and fed the rock apes on the way up. Ziplined in TN with the highest drop being 400' and it was beautiful.

 

[OttoMan]

I'm older than you Ottoman. I'd probably do it if I was so inclined. I'd huff and puff and the handrail would have to be solid

I am not afraid of highest, still these days, I go on steep roofs and fix whatever the furnace vents requires. For example, I am the one that install my Christmas lights every year. But the first OP picture looking down, the visual is intimidating….

I can go with you Brother, “better two than one”, said King Solomon!

 

[ole ed]

They'd have to be the world's best strip club that takes IOUs before l'd climb that.

 

[ole ed]

With my ticker, that would be the stairway to heaven.

 

[Navy/ArmyVet]

I might try it, but I would feel sorry for anyone unfortunate enough to be below me. Mud and golden shower for them.