Preikestolen, which means the Preacher’s Pulpit, is a 604 m (1982 ft.) high cliff in Norway. Its almost flat top with a stunning view of the fjord and the green hilltops and valleys below is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the country.
Andy Turner and Dave MacLeod spent 10 hours to climb to the top of the highest vertical sea cliff in the UK – St John’s Head at the Island of Hoy in Orkney, Scotland, that reaches 1,128 feet (335m).
From Bonifacio and Rocamadour, France to Santorini the people that live in these buildings are seriously living on the edge. However, don’t take that first step because it’s a long one.
This tiny church is located in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia near the city of Chiatura. The church is sitting on pillar of rock that is on a jagged cliff that is 130 ft. in the air. To climb on the top you need to take an old rusty ladder. The cliff that the church is sitting on has been eroded by weather for nearly fourteen centuries.
The actions of 30-year Norwegian Eskil Ronningsbakken may shock, admire, horrify or command respect. The best stunt men and daredevils of the world probably wouldn’t dare to what he’s doing on the edge of high cliffs.
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