Professionals without fear of heights

Of course, the first that come to mind when trying to work at heights, are the brave masons, welders, etc ... who build the skyscrapers that then seem so impressive. For impression, ours if they made us see them as they do in the photo, already famous in the world we are talking about.

A tribute from here to all plane pilots (light aircraft, helicopters, etc ...) that facilitate our travels and communicate our world from your cabin. Of course, the view is impressive! As their skills to control such complex devices, and the heights they reach.

In the era of communications, had anyone thought about who mounts or fixes the antennas that help us so much with mobile phones, or to watch satellite television?

The current is gone, and we start calling the company to see how long it will take to fix it. What if the arrangement is like the one in the photo? Would we hurry up?

When we see images like this, we tend to think, as is logical, of the poor rescued, but what about the merit of the rescuer?

The window cleaners in the skyscrapers ... They are so calm, but if, by chance, you are inside, the one who takes the scare is you to see them appear!

And what about this man who came to the rescue of 16 people in the Jericó cable car in Colombia? Not even the best tightrope walker ...

Yes, even biologists who study nature have to make their first steps to observe and collect samples of trees - like sequoias - over 2000 years old and over 100 meters high, among other things ...

Mountaineers who reach the highest peaks are always famous. And it is worthwhile. But there are some professionals, the Sherpas, who accompany them, who never appear in the photos. From here, our admiration.

As children we were, and we enjoy watching the trapeze artists fly through the circus tent, we include these professionals among those who challenge the heights and also make them dream ...