Would you do this for a really good cup of tea?

[LeslieDean]

Scariest hiking trail in the world!  I can't even view all the pics without feeling clammy and having heart palpatations!  I am not a thrill seeker!

[LeslieDean]

I wonder who built that on the side of those cliffs?

[LeslieDean]

After thinking about it, I would not hike that for all the tea in China! 

[LeslieDean]

I wonder who built that on the side of those cliffs?

 

I don't know Leslie.  I wonder who too!  Maybe you could research it and let us know

[LeslieDean]

Isn't there anyone on here besides me?

[ava]

In answer to your question, no I would not do this for a real good cup of tea since I don't drink tea, lol.

 

While I do enjoy some thrills, this is a bit much for me and I don't think there is any amount of money that could get me to attempt this.

[GrumpysWife]

Nobody willing to go hiking with you on that trail Leslie.

[dremastarr]

No to high for me.... Coffee maybe

[Julsey]

Love tea, not heights! 

[Qapla]

NEVER!!!!

[1gemstone]

Maybe some of our friends across the "pond" will go, they   a good   .

[stuagu]

hi sis :-)

i dont like tea.

that is all

gu:-)

[Sylv]

I am not afraid of heights, if observed from a position of safety, but...

 

Short answer: "No".

Long answer: "Are you out of your mind?? Absolutely not!"

[bohemian]

I am scared on a thick carpet, so absolutely not. I saw a video on youtube once of people hiking such a trail. Imagine meeting someone coming the other way!

[Lance]

Sure .. As long as I have something to hang on to .. I have worked off the sides of buildings 50 stories ..you get used to it ..

I feel safer at the top working than the person down below looking up .. You never know what may slip out of their hand ..

I see a swing stage I go to the other side of the street ...

Sky dive or bungee jumping not for all the tea in china ..

[Sheila]

Talking of not doing this for all the tea in China, well I have to let you know that these photos are actually from China - the Mount Huashan Plant Trail in China to be exact.    Someone sent me a whole heap of them a couple of years ago, and even included photos showing the builders erecting the trails, now THEY were scarey.   There are a few videos showing this trail on Youtube.   You would have to have a few screws loose to mountain hug along this trail.

[LuanaGlobal]

Amazing China   Thanks for sharing

[stuagu]

go on then... cuppa tea and ill give it a go! 

[carribbeangrl01]

Well there is a chain along the cliff wall. I might not do it for tea, but I'd do it for the view. I mean can you imagine how much of Jehovah's creation you could see all at once up there? That would be incredible. I may have some safety stuff attached to me and the chain as a little extra. It would be scary but way cool

[Miss Mouse]

Just don't look down and it will be ok.........if you look down you will likely woof your biscuits . So when do we go Leslie? You first:)

[LeslieDean]

Just don't look down and it will be ok.........if you look down you will likely woof your biscuits . So when do we go Leslie? You first:)

After you my dear!

I was on a flat roof of a three story apt building--it had a concrete wall around it. I was trying to hold something for my husband while he was tending to some chimney flashing. I had no problem with heights ever before this day. I decided to walk to the edge and look down at the pool and I panicked! I felt like I wanted to leap off the building! Not run back toward the middle of the roof but actually crawl up on the wall and jump. Since then, I have been terrified of heights. Never could figure out why I felt compelled to jump instead of retreat to safety. Crazy.

[cmcewen]

I think I would do Bungy jumping or sky diving first.

Can you imagine the counsel you'd get after a stunt like this?