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Not exactly like this, but close...
What was he doing there? Great catch, but you own us an explanation!
Now thatt is gtrat timing on your part. Not sure about his.
The question remains, "Is he going up or down?"
Yikes! What the heck is the kid doing? Looks quite dangerous!
But really, what is he doing up there? It looks quite dangerous.
yikes let me outta here
First of all, this particular adventure ended happily so don't worry about that.
All I know is that Huey, Dewey, and Louie for whatever reason decided to climb up on the outside of this staircase and then returned down after a while. This is Louie in the descent phase.
Vogon Poet: No idea what they were up to. Kids move in mysterious ways.
Babooshka: Thanks, as usual I was looking for something entirely different.
B Squared: Slowly descending, at this stage of the expedition.
Buenos Aires Photoblog: Yes, it did look dangerous.
Halcyon: At least there was a helmet involved but I agree. Not a good idea, to put it mildly.
Mo: My sentiments exactly.
Good of you all to stop by, caring for our young ones. I sincerely hope they won't try anything like this again.
Crazy guy! Glad to know the adventure had a happy end! I don't know how high he is but I'm afraid the helmet was not much of a help if he has fallen...
Some things drive me straight up the wall...but you'd better explain this one...he's got a helmet on, so there must be a safety belt or safety net or something...right?
By the way, Per, please check Ocala Daily Photo tomorrow as there is a post especially for you!
Jag kan bara hålla med de andra om att det ser farligt ut, jäkla ungar som får oss att sätta andan i halsen :) Det var tur att du skrev sen att allt gick bra!
We like to think that we're rational and make wise choices. Occasionally, there's room for doubt.
JM: Some three meters maybe. A helmet is better than nothing but not much protection, I agree.
Jacob: No safety belts or nets, I'm afraid. Like I said, kids move in mysterious ways.
Helena: Ja huga, jag som inte ens vill kliva upp på en stol om jag inte måste...
Again, thanks all.
Scary!
Some claim that when life gets too safe and protected, we will go looking for danger. Having seen a thing or two while on the road during the recent days almost makes me believe there's a grain of truth to that.
Thanks, Tinsie.
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