#jameskingston

[readersdiarymag]

The #EiffelTower was evacuated and closed down yesterday after a man began scaling the #Paris monument and refused to come down after almost reaching at the top❗Paris #police spokeswoman said the intruder's, motivations remain unclear. Even in 2015, British ' #freerunner ' #JamesKingston climbed the Eiffel Tower without safety ropes and without permission. The tower is 324 meters (1,063 feet) high, about the same height as an 81-story building. #ReadersDiaryMag . . . . . . . . . #viral #fashion #lifestyle #news #fashionblogger #love #instagram #potd #streetstyle #makeup #followforfollow #foodie #foodblogger #travel #travelblogger #trending #magazine https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxt6oMGB9x4/?igshid=1ueedmp72h04r

[icollectstories]

“The Eiffel Tower has been one of my goals for quite a while. Plan A for the Tower was to buy tickets to the second platform & climb out of one of the stairways. This immediately failed as it was just too busy. We didn't really have a plan B so we decided to commit to climbing right up the side from the ground & see what happens. We started the climb at 1AM narrowly avoiding the patrolling security (which seemed more like the French army as they were in full camo & had massive guns) & wormed our way through what seemed like endless CCTV cameras. Once we reached about 20 meters up the side of the tower it appeared we'd made it through what would normally be the riskiest part of any climb. As far as I could tell, the tower was ours for the night. After slowly making our way up through the framework of the Tower, we finally reached the top platform which was fully lit up. This is where we should have probably stopped but my curiosity got the better of me. I unlocked the door, slowly crept in and was immediately hit with the sound of a walkie talkie going absolutely mental in French. It was clear we'd been spotted so we legged it down a few stories & found a couple of holes inside the framework that we had no choice but to hide in. Hours went by with security going up & down with torches & they even turned on all of the towers lights during their search. The lights finally went off and the tower was ours again so we began the wait for sunrise. After a few more hours playing around on the tower workers & tourists started coming up in the lifts. We were spotted again around 9AM so we climbed down & met with security. We were handcuffed & taken to the local police station where we were held & questioned for around 6 hours before being released without charges (I also had to promise them I wouldn't climb it again for 3 years). I can now officially tick the Eiffel Tower off my list’’ 

James Kingston

[icerbergkid]

When asked why he went up there to die, he replied: "I didn't go up to die,I went up there to live"

[gianpabrig4]

James Kingston - Picture 3. 

[gianpabrig4]

James Kingston - 2nd Pictures. Southampton Crane Climb. 

[106andpark]

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We got @jamaicacraft backstage #on106 and she's ready to critique the competition tonight for #UDLon106 . She's also rockin an original #jameskingston junpsuit

[106andpark]

We got @jamaicacraft backstage #on106 and she's ready to critique to competition tonight for #UDLon106 . She's also rockin an original #jameskingston jumpsuit

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Insane Tower Gap

Everybodies favorite nutbag,  James Kingston, takes his next set of feats to London’s South Bank Tower. Here this dude jumps an insane gap and does the old one hand dangle from about 150m of elevation.