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Thames Wire Walk Flyer (1 of 2) - 14th September 1997
On evening of Sunday 14th September 1997, 2 stuntmen crossed the River Thames in London, both walking across the same 1,000 feet steel wire, 150 feet about the Thames.
Jade Kindar-Martin aged 23 from American and Didier Pasquette, aged 29 from France, took half-an-hour to cross the one-inch wide wire without a safety net. When they met in the middle Kindar-Martin stepped over Pasquette who sat sideways on the wire.
They were the first to cross the Thames by tightrope from opposite ends simultaneously.
Thames Wire Walk Flyer (1 of 2) - 14th September 1997
On evening of Sunday 14th September 1997, 2 stuntmen crossed the River Thames in London, both walking across the same 1,000 feet steel wire, 150 feet about the Thames.
Jade Kindar-Martin aged 23 from American and Didier Pasquette, aged 29 from France, took half-an-hour to cross the one-inch wide wire without a safety net. When they met in the middle Kindar-Martin stepped over Pasquette who sat sideways on the wire.
They were the first to cross the Thames by tightrope from opposite ends simultaneously.