Hell no, not me

Back in 2012, someone took things to the edge, by hitting the Metlac Bridge in Mexico with graffiti. The bridge towers over 430 feet (130 meters) high, making it what’s known in the scene as a “heaven spot”

In graffiti culture, heaven spots are reserved for the bold. These tags are placed in wild, high-risk places where one wrong move could mean a deadly fall. it’s more about defying gravity and fear. Every heaven spot tag sparks the same reaction: how the hell did they even get up there?

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

Done crazier things before. Not anymore though.

Try horizontal cliff climbing every cliff between South Carlsbad and La Jolla shores. No climbing gear either. 🙃

Yeap, I did it once.