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and my head says no oh god that's just a weird such a weird horrible feeling
a couple of weeks ago we made a video about the various victorian attempts to bridge and tunnel
the english channel now we clambered around the cliff edges for the entire day and i was starkly
reminded of my fear of heights or perhaps vertigo now in researching this i came across the langdon
stairs a rather ropey looking zigzag path sat around 18 meters above the beach below
so what better way to attempt to cure this vertigo than to scale the langdon stairs
a quick look on the os maps and you can see the route down flip over to google maps and looking
from this view it really gives you a sense of scale but perhaps this picture really shows
you the sheer slope involved now there isn't a great deal of history to be found on the interweb
save a few references to people falling to their early untimely death but in modern history 1821
seems to be the earliest newspaper reference i can find a man broke his leg
okay wish me luck good luck thank you back in 2016 i think it was rebecca and i went to
wales and we went to Anglesey uh amongst other places now when we were at i
went to i think it was a lighthouse and i started to walk down the cliff edge there on the pathway
and all of a sudden my whole body went to jelly really weird feeling i can't describe
apparently it turned out that's what people refer to as vertigo so i googled vertigo how do you get
over vertigo now a lot of the solutions were all about dizzy your inner ear having problems with
balance dust in your inner ear that sort of thing i thought that i'm not dizzy as such i'm just like
my whole body's going really really weird so yes it's vertigo but perhaps not in a different sense
it just means that when i get near a cliff edge everything goes a bit weird my whole body goes
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