From My Perspective
 

My wife keeps telling me I need to stop looking down on other people...



I keep telling her I can't help it - some of us simply have a higher calling...

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Some of us were born for the High Life!

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AAAAGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!


Stop Hoover!!!!

I get vertigo just looking at those first two pictures!!!!

Is that third one a self portrait also?:gotcha

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how's the weather up there?:thumbsup

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TJJJ, Such is the view from the rooftops. Vertigo is bad... for chimney sweeps.

The third is not me, but I can imagine what he is thinking. "The view is fabulous!"

PS Ya know those backyard pools with with privacy fences? Well never mind.... :)

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That was yesterday 107 heat index. That pic was just before I endured a sweat bath.

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Those high roofs and black shingles are really indicative of the North! Specially that half that is worse than the other, in the second picture you can see the shingles curling up! Must be facing the south!

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The view is great, but roof climbing ? ---in a word...no.

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I looove heights! Maybe I can be your sidekick, what's the pay? :)

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He's got kids that work for peanut butter & jelly sandwiches. He isn't going to pay you. :)

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I ever share my experience of putting up Christmas lights on my roof? Anyway, here it is again: tried to string them from the ground with a pole and, when needed, a ladder, but there was one peak that I couldn't reach. So I climbed onto the 1st story roof from my 2nd story office window. Seemed easier than using that 6-foot ladder (never mind that I had taller ones - those were way over in the garage!). It was a lot steeper than it looked from the ground! I inched my way over to the spot I needed to attach the lights to, hanging on to the peak. Couldn't reach without letting go. Felt pretty safe, so I let go. Instantly, I start sliding toward the edge and certain death! (Never mind that a 10 foot fall would probably not kill me! :lol) On my way down, I notice a valley to the left, so I scooch scooch scooch that-a-way and plant my foot on the other part of the roof, just in time!

That was 2 years ago. Last Christmas, I didn't bother following the roof line with those lights!