Did you notice the guy in the green T with the two safety lines about 4 or so minutes into the video, whenever he would get to a place where the safety cable was anchored into the side of the mountain he would connect a secondary safety harness/clip prior to disconnecting the first safety harness/clip?
To me ... I *could* be wrong, but to me it almost looks as though the camera person is not using any safety lines for a couple of reasons, first I never did see any movement from the safety cable on the mountain that may have indicated this person was connecting/disconnecting a safety harness and second the movement of this person looked too fluid to be stopping for connecting or disconnecting of any harness.
Video editing may play a role in this train of thought though. Either way, count me out on this hike.
Damn Dan - you are just as crazy as the other guys! Several years back I was big into backpacking and did a few trails in Montana that hugged some cliff sides but nothing that required me to tightrope across a steel tube! I'll pass on that hike.
I'd love to do that hike. Amazing views and would never be forgotten.
I too wondered if the cameraman wasn't using safety lines. I won't kid you though, my heart would be pumping!! But that's what makes it memorable.
Edited to add that I have this thing that when I'm over adrenalized, my hands, arms and legs shake. People often confuse it as fear or nerves but it isn't. It occurs when I play sports hard as well. Rugby coach would know if I was totally burnt out when I stopped shaking. Either way, I was thinking after, that that would not be a good place to get shaky. Nerves or not nerves. heh heh.