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dangerous job ...

... to clean the Powder Tower in Prague, Czech Republic, September 2013. The construction of the 65m-tall tower begun in 1475 and for a few centuries has been known as the New Tower. It used to form one of the 13 entrances to the Old Town. Between 1875 and 1886 the tower was rebuilt, decorated and redesigned. The gate acquired its present name in the 17th century when it was used to store gunpowder.

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Heloisa Castro

Heloisa Castro 21 Nov 2013

fantastic capture, Stefani!!!

Elizabeth Lindberg

Elizabeth Lindberg 16 Nov 2013

Makes you wonder if those people are sucidal!! yikes!!! lol what an excellent capture!!!!

yves colas

yves colas 08 Nov 2013

oops,je leurs laisse bien leurs place..moi et mon vertige.je ne suis pas prés de les remplacer.superbe photo,chapeau bas pour ses acrobates..

ruth sears

ruth sears 08 Nov 2013

wonderful catch,yes it does look a bit scary up there!

BILL NAGY

BILL NAGY 07 Nov 2013

Great catch, Stef.

Sharon Gonzalez

Sharon Gonzalez 07 Nov 2013

WOW THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS, STEF.

Kate Gallagher

Kate Gallagher 07 Nov 2013

Great capture Stefani!

Brenda Loveless

Brenda Loveless 07 Nov 2013

fine capture!

Anneke Hut

Anneke Hut 07 Nov 2013

They must have a great view! I admire their courage!

Emily Reed

Emily Reed 07 Nov 2013

O wow, they must have nerves of steel!

marie-claire gallet

marie-claire gallet 07 Nov 2013

A work for all mountain climbers with a fantastic goal: ART preserving!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing Stef, this is a great tribute to the anonymous persons who maintain our old historical buildings in good state all around the world!!!