Suspended Between the Mountains
Spencer Seabrooke attempted to break the former free solo slackline world record by just over seven meters. Free solo slacklining is the act of walking on a flat cord that is not taut, which is much more difficult and dangerous than a tightrope. Spencer Seabrooke set his slackline up between two mountains in British Columbia and faced a potential 1000 ft fall if he made the slightest mistake.