Mar 3, 2016
The stunning sand dunes of Port Stephens.
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The stunning sand dunes of Port Stephens.
"I believe that I can touch the air which no one else ever touched before" Highline Hong Kong.
HK Highline – Day 2 Quick morning scout behind Central for a potential highline with Hong Kong's iconic skyline as a backdrop. We found a possible line thanks to a tip from some local slackers/climbers. Quickly we then headed back to the Cape for a full day of drilling and gluing in the sun. Late in the afternoon, Rio arrived in HK and we all met up for a delicious dinner hosted by Andy, our local guy.
HK Highline – Day 0 Landing in the Kong. Matt flew in from Melbourne while I (Simon) came in from Sydney. Luckily our flights landed about 10 minutes apart so we saw each other dizzily watching our baggage carousels. With over 50kg of gear between us and not a single metre of slackline webbing in sight, I'm forseeing some sore shoulders over the next week!
48 Hours To Go on Kickstarter! and an update on Manufacturing Progress. #slacklines http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2069999247/pure-slacklines-movement-simplified/posts/370565