Anybody Fancy A Quiet Stroll?

[piggynose]

https://youtu.be/zclfnIPDVkg

[sandyRoe]

No. It wouldn't seem quiet to me. My heart would be in my mouth.

[barry1010]

No thank you. I can't even watch somebody stood close to a cliff edge on TV these days without getting wobbly. Didn't used to be affected but now I can't cope with heights at all

[andres]

Absolute madness. Doesn't appeal to me one bit.

[Arksided]

Being honest and not sounding bravado, I just wouldn't be arrisd unless it were a shortcut to where I was heading.

[Ken4155]

'Traversing it is said to bring you luck'. I'm alright with my rabbit's foot, thanks very much.

[Buenchico]

I'd like to give it a try! It looks a lot easier to me than Aonach Eagach, which involves some tricky rock scrambling while still on a very narrow ledge:
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Question1845792.html

Indeed, as it hasn't got the scree to give way under your feet at any time, I'd say that it's probably safer than Striding Edge in the Lake District.

[naomi24]

Oh good grief! They have to be stark raving mad!

[brainiac]

Some of it looks computer-generated to me

[naomi24]

The voiceover says doing that will bring them good fortune. It will if they don’t fall off! :0))

[Cloverjo]

Yikes! I would never go up there myself, but I think it would be a shame if they put up rails to stop people falling off. The thrill is in the jeopardy, isn’t it?

[pastafreak]

I got half way through the video...but feeling ill took over. Never, ever would I contemplate something like that.

[elliemay1]

Never in a million years and not for a million pounds! I'm terrified of heights, feel sick even thinking about it

[Arksided]

Its not height that bother me but landing and going splat is taken into consideration.

Once in a cable car it stopped way up high I never knew my Friend had a fear of heights but it was almost a full panic attack. Broke out into a sweat and accusing us of rocking it etc.. he denies it of course.

[William51]

No thanks. Just looking down would freak me out.

[Old_Geezer]

Wasn't going to watch all 18 minutes, got the gist way before that. Looks wide enough not to be too bad, but at the same time, one can trip or slip unintentionally and so it's a risk worth avoiding.

(Perhaps someone should go over continually filming from a 360⁰ camera; then we could all go there virtually.)