Slacklining for Real Beginners

Heimertingen, Bavaria, Germany

September 19, 2009, 15:50 UTC (17:50 local time)

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Little Felice is extremely worried about her father's attempts to walk so high above ground on such a small blue ribbon. Only watching him while he approaches that scary belt makes her cry out loud.

His trick to make her confident about slacklining is a little performance on the ground.

Follow the blue belt to the left and see how her Daddy Gereon tries to assure her that walking on such a thing just can't be so dangerous.

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 48° 2' 17" N
Long: 10° 9' 13.65" E

Elevation: 579 m

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Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.

Equipment

Nikon D300 with Nikkor 8mm Ai-S, eight handheld shots (six around plus zenith and nadir)

hugin 2009.2.0-RC1, Photoshop

Crashed Mac:
That was my old "Desktop" G4 "Quicksilver" from the end of 2001. Still a nicely working machine with all my daily apps for the regular printing jobs. Luckily my "newer" G5 from 2005 had most of the needed apps readily available, I only had to put the internal HDs into external casings and copy several GB of data.

I'm only searching for one serial number for one scanning plug-in but already contacted the company to resend that. Phew...

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Slacklining for Real Beginners

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