That's the one. I jumped off the top. It's about 85 feet give or take a few feet. A real adrenaline rush. I remember an American tried to dive off the top about 30 years ago when drunk. He landed on his back and was seriously injured from head to toe from slapping the water on his back at whatever speed you reach when diving 85 feet in the air.
The most fun was to sit on the top and wait for the police try to climb to the top of the bridge in their uniforms. When they get to the top we jump off and float down the river a mile or two and then get out.
Good times !
How about the metal rail road bridge across the Niagara into Fort Erie. Anyone jump off that bridge ? I have spent many summers swimming and jumping off that bridge on the Canadian side. Do they still do that there I wonder ?
You can't swim against a rip tide, you should swim parallel to the beach and when you finally get out of it you can swim into the shore. They must have panicked, tried swimming against the rip current , tired quickly and had no gas left to swim in.
There is sound logic here. I agree. I'm also concerned about electronic spying with those helmet radio's. How can you tell if someone is listening in ?
I heard LT on ESPN today saying that every team watches so much tape on the opponent that they know what the plays being called are def. and off. by game day. He didn't think they had any advantage over anyone. He mentions you still have to execute def. and off. even if you know the play ahead of time.