Can You Make It Through These 26 Death-Defying Photos Like Twists Happen In The Middle of The Movie

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If looking down from the edge of a cliff or a tall office building is enough to give you a little thrill in your tummy, then here is a post that will tie your tummy into knots! We have found 26 of the most death-defying photos out there that will test even our most hardened readers.
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#1. “My mother and grandmother demonstrating safety standards in the 1960s”

Can You Make It Through These 26 Death-Defying Photos Like Twists Happen In The Middle of The Movie

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#2. Just chilling on the side of a cliff

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#3. Looking down at Rio de Janeiro

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#4. A moist, steep staircase in India

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#5. Only for the bravest of hearts

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#6. Hell no!

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#7. Jumping rope over the city

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#8. Mountain overlook

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#9. When your realtor may have overstated the "minimalist balcony" feature

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#10. These kids got balls

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#11. Extreme unicycling

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#12. Yukon striker

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#13. Glad they are wearing their safety helmets, I would have worried otherwise...

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#14. Why?

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#15. Painters on the then-tallest building in the world, New York, 1926

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#16. Getting up on the wrong side of the bed is not an option

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#17. One false move...

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#18. Oh no!

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#19. How?

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#20. This Black Crack is a 65-foot-deep fissure along a trail in Canyonlands National Park in Utah.

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#21. Don't look down!

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#22. Police officer hanging over Times Square in New York, 1920

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#23. 40-story spiral staircase

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#24. GF doing a handstand on the side of Mt Huashan, China

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#25. Learning to fly...

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#26. I’ve been told by employers that my current LinkedIn photo makes them nervous.

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