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CRANE CLIMB
27-09-2017
2017
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: the crane) - This adrenaline junkie can be seen climbing up to 140 metres high on the side of a crane. The German thrill-seeker, Lukas Alexander Amelunxen, can be seen climbing up an 140 metre high crane between Germanys highest mountain. Flitting in between Go-Pro and drone footage, the adventurer captures both beautiful and shocking views that arent for those with a nervous disposition. Lukas, 20, said: It took us 25 minutes to reach the top and around 15 to get back down - but we stayed on the crane for three hours. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Lukas climbing up the crane) - This adrenaline junkie can be seen climbing up to 140 metres high on the side of a crane. The German thrill-seeker, Lukas Alexander Amelunxen, can be seen climbing up an 140 metre high crane between Germanys highest mountain. Flitting in between Go-Pro and drone footage, the adventurer captures both beautiful and shocking views that arent for those with a nervous disposition. Lukas, 20, said: It took us 25 minutes to reach the top and around 15 to get back down - but we stayed on the crane for three hours. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: The scenery around the crane and highest mountain in Germany) - This adrenaline junkie can be seen climbing up to 140 metres high on the side of a crane. The German thrill-seeker, Lukas Alexander Amelunxen, can be seen climbing up an 140 metre high crane between Germanys highest mountain. Flitting in between Go-Pro and drone footage, the adventurer captures both beautiful and shocking views that arent for those with a nervous disposition. Lukas, 20, said: It took us 25 minutes to reach the top and around 15 to get back down - but we stayed on the crane for three hours. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: the crane) - This adrenaline junkie can be seen climbing up to 140 metres high on the side of a crane. The German thrill-seeker, Lukas Alexander Amelunxen, can be seen climbing up an 140 metre high crane between Germanys highest mountain. Flitting in between Go-Pro and drone footage, the adventurer captures both beautiful and shocking views that arent for those with a nervous disposition. Lukas, 20, said: It took us 25 minutes to reach the top and around 15 to get back down - but we stayed on the crane for three hours. SEE CATERS COPY
