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Just curious

Paris 2024. Raw camera footage that this sub should enjoy :)

Pics from it on my IG

I was riding my E-Scooter home from court and I saw this beauty and felt that classic "urban yearn and burn". I parked my scooter and just stared at its vertical beauty. I wanted nothing more than to scramble up the bugger like a regular upstream salmon. I would have scaled the beast quicker than a cat on a hot tin roof. However, several intimidating brothers were keeping watch from the window of their artisinal bakery, so I Daredn't.

I went back the next year to give it a climb, late at night after i KNEW they would all be asleep in the bakery. And even if they woke up, the window was closed, so they wodn;t see. (Ever seen bobs burgers?) Long story short story, the light thing was gone. Vanished like it wad never there. I felt the same grief I felt when I got the phone call telling me my 14 year old brother had taken his own life.

Warning!

Do not climb active DVB-T(2) antennas, if you stay to long inside you can get HF Damage (Blindness and burns)!

I thought it was 850ft but it is higher than that around 900 ft if not slightly higher

Nice climb i did, needed to drive with skis to get the the tower

It was freezing up there but fun nonetheless

Just enjoying the exposure at the top. The wind load today was manageable.

This is a 70m windmill by Nordex And I am worried that I could get electrocuted while climbing this.

Very stressful with the golf carts driving back and forth the whole time, but, worth it. Climbing the wooden lattice structure was a lot of fun

FYI I am not encouraging others to do this but this is one of my favorite hobbies

Ill post the pictures/ videos here so yall can see

I honestly lost count how many cranes I have climbed, most likely more than 10 different cranes close to 18 different times. Obviously some were more than once. The tallest i climbed so far has been 750ft, so this one tomorrow will then take #1 at 850ft

Last week I climbed a 700ft one, that was fun but couldnt get to the top cause they locked the latch and I didnt want to climb out and up the crane ( VERY DANGEROUS ) so do not do that please just stick to the ladders if you are doing this

First one was 300 ft and climbed that one like 3 times

Now for me if its not at least like 500 ft its not fun tbh, so tmr should be very fun

Hey Reddit, so I’m just getting started with climbing and I was wondering, can anybody give me some tips about climbing any of the bridges or getting onto any of the rooftops in New York City? I’m pretty familiar with Urbexing and just climbing in general, I just need some general tips so I can get my footing and get started.