Walking On The Edge

by Brenna Holeman

 

 

Toronto, Canada
Once again, I feel so blessed to have had yet another amazing experience while travelling – this time it was the Edge Walk on Toronto’s CN Tower! We walked along the edge of the famous structure, 116 stories up, with no railing whatsoever; the views were quite incredible. It was a little bit unnerving for the first minute or so, but after our first “trick” (leaning off of the edge backwards) we felt quite at ease. I love having the kind of people in my life who are so adventurous and courageous and fun. I know I’m a lucky, lucky person.

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8 comments

Anonymous October 14, 2011 - 3:39 am

omg brenna i can’t believe you did that!! you are brave – my hubby has been working on the outside of the first canadian place replacing all of the marble with glass so he is used to heights and even he wouldn’t do that!!! again, i admire all of your wonderful life experiences and hope you had a happy thanksgiving in t.o. you rock!!!

deirdre

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kay* October 14, 2011 - 6:17 am

Seriously, just looking at these pictures is putting my stomach in knots – literally! I feel SO uneasy!

You, and your mom and boyfriend, are very VERY courageous! I don’t think I could do this if someone paid me….

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Jill October 14, 2011 - 9:34 am

A Canadian friend of mine sent me a link to this knowing I’m scared of heights. Just the photos freak me out. Cannot imagine!!!

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Andi of My Beautiful Adventures October 14, 2011 - 2:05 pm

So so so cool! Love that last pic!!!

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Jules8 October 14, 2011 - 6:07 pm

I so want to this! What an amazing experience it must have been. Great pics!

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Shawna Elizabeth October 15, 2011 - 8:33 pm

You’re the first person I know who’s actually done this!! (My mother would NEVERRR)

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lianna October 19, 2011 - 1:17 am

hehe I can see the little red jumpsuits when I’m walking to work. I’ve climbed the CN tower but this seems like way more fun

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This Battered Suitcase October 21, 2011 - 4:45 pm

It was so much fun! I wasn’t scared knowing that the harness was there, but I’m sure if you had a fear of heights it would have been a totally different story…

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