A couple from France achieved their dream of "walking" on a cable connecting two cable car cabins in Switzerland. Even more daring, the man decided to put his hands on the precarious cable and do a handstand.
According to Dan Tri newspaper, a couple from France achieved their dream of "walking" on a rope connecting two cable car cabins in Switzerland. Even more daring, the man decided to put his hands on the precarious rope and do a handstand.
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| Samuel Volery, 33, and Louise Lenoble, 25, are a couple living in France. They traveled together to Moleson, a tourist mountain in Volery's native Switzerland, to participate in the annual Highline Extreme event. There, Volery performed a heart-stopping stunt by walking on a tightrope connecting two cable car cabins. (Photo: Caters) |
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| This couple are passionate about the extreme sport of Slackline, in which participants must balance on a thin cable stretched across treacherous terrain such as ravines and cliffs. Volery even opened a company offering this extreme sport experience. Volery said, "I've always dreamed of riding a zip line; it's much more exciting than riding a regular rope." (Photo: Caters) |
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| Walking on the cable car is even more challenging, requiring balance on a thin wire while keeping an eye on the movement of the cabins. “So when we were given permission to do this, we couldn’t resist,” Volery excitedly shared. To add to the spectacle, Volery even performed a handstand on the cable, an equally daring stunt. (Photo: Caters) |
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| Louise, her girlfriend, knew nothing about Slackline until a year ago, but after seeing the sport, she realized it was truly an extreme sport she loved. (Photo: Caters) |
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| Despite concerns about the risks of the sport, Volery asserted that there have been no serious accidents in recent years, so, for him, it is considered a not-too-dangerous pastime if everyone adheres to strict safety regulations. (Photo: Caters) |
According to Dan Tri
