When I was a boy, I, and my buddies spent hours over in Kuser's Woods climbing to the highest heights of 100 foot tall Oak and Norway Maple trees. We were fearless. Then I grew up. The scene changed drastically. Today I have and aversion to "dizzying heights." I would never dream of boarding an airplane. Harold Peterson, and other steeplejacks must have the ability to "not look down!"
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
1933: STEEPLEJACK AT CLINTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
When I was a boy, I, and my buddies spent hours over in Kuser's Woods climbing to the highest heights of 100 foot tall Oak and Norway Maple trees. We were fearless. Then I grew up. The scene changed drastically. Today I have and aversion to "dizzying heights." I would never dream of boarding an airplane. Harold Peterson, and other steeplejacks must have the ability to "not look down!"
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