How to set out solo, but not travel alone: Trips, tips and ideas for the active traveler.
Here's one Guinness World Record you can match without having to lift a table with your teeth or live with scorpions for more than a month:
Walk outside on top of the CN Tower restaurant, 116 stories high, to match the record for "highest external walk on a building" set in 2011.
Here's my Washington Post story about doing the Edgewalk during a June visit to Toronto.
Photo credit: CNTower
OMG, that’s YOU?! I’m woozy! So impressed!
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Janet,
That’s me! I’m woozy too. The only time I wasn’t woozy was while I was up there…
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Do you mean to tell me that lifting a table with my teeth was all for naught? My dentist wasn’t happy about it, either. http://www.clarknorton.com
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That was you? Cool.
No, of course that was not for naught Clark. It was impressive in its own right. And I think you’ll get to keep your record because fewer of us will be able to match or better it.
Congrats.
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Must do EdgeWalk next time I’m in Toronto! – thanks for the tip.
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Must NOT do EdgeWalk next time I’m in Toronto! – thanks for the tip
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But seriously…. I’m VERY impressed. Still not tempted though. I looked through plexiglass floor on Sears Tower and could barely breathe.
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Yah, EdgeWalk is not for everyone. Hm. Probably not for most people.
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I’m not too bad with heights, but I don’t think that I would be leaning back quite that far… you must have had a lot of trust in your harness. 🙂
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Mark – if I look at that photo and think about it now, I would say, what was I, crazy?
But somehow, when I was up there, no problem.
And several different people DID check that harness – at least three.
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Boldly Go Solo 
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