Dangling one-handed from the top, climber James Kingston is shown carefully edging along a narrow steel beam on a crane in Southampton. In footage that appears to have been filmed with a chest-mounted camera, he is seen standing on the crane, with the city below him. The stunt appears to ape a bizarre craze that has swept Russia in which people clamber 1,000 feet up the sides of buildings without a safety harness.
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From 250ft up, it looks utterly terrifying.
But that didn't stop daredevil climber James Kingston who filmed himself scaling a giant crane in Southampton's Ocean Village.
At one point, he dangles one-handed from the top before carefully edging along a narrow steel beam.
In footage that appears to have been filmed with a chest-mounted camera, he is seen standing on the crane, with the city below him.
The stunt appears to ape a bizarre craze that has swept Russia in which people clamber 1,000 feet up the sides of buildings without a safety harness.
Commenting on the video afterwards, Mr Kingston posted online: 'I didn't go up there to die. I went up there to live. Video:





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