"Gasometer City" is a beautiful urban structure built in and around brick walls of what used to be huge gas tanks. There are four of them and each was designed by a different architect. Just an amazing blend of old and modern architecture.
We rigged three lines: One inside one of the buildings (45m), one between two of the Gasometers (35m) and another one from top to top (95m). I sent the two lower lines and skipped the big one completely which was sent the next day by Peter, Juli and Igor.
It was another mindblowing experience for me. I can say that even after many years of highlining, there is still fear involved. (I had some strange nightmares the following night: me dropping tools while rigging.) That is a good thing because that's what highlining is about! Otherwise I could stay in the park and just close my eyes on the line (which is also a fun thing to do). A lot of drama, a lot of excitement - especially the line on the outside felt fantastic.
Check out this amazing pic by Sebastian Wahlhütter! There will be more on his website and on Patrick Wagners site.
