What the title says. If you want to know what I look like, there are photos of me here.
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A friend of mine, who we all call Blach (Blah). Of the 9 photos I've got of him, 7 have him doing this sort of thing. |
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Me at Stradbroke Island on a very windy day. I was going to stand at the top of a cliff, but it was abnormally windy and even I'm not that stupid. |
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Graeme hanging off the railing of a staircase. |
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Gavin (left) and Sian (right) sitting in a tree. (I don't mean that the way it sounds) |
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My family's pet dog, Polly. The name was my idea (we got a bird later and called it Spot). Yes, she is blue, but not that blue (I dropped my camera in a creek and all the photos went blue). She was born without a tail (not docked, it's a breed of dog). |
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Me, taking a photo of myself. It's not upside-down (look in the background). |
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Me, taking a photo in mid-air. Gavin is the blurry face, and I'm the reflection in the window. |
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One of my favourite things to do is hang off something a take a photo. This is leaning out from the fifteenth floor of the hotel I stayed in while in Singapore. Someone accidently threw a mango off soon after. |
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Another one leaning out, this time from the second floor of a building at school, with three people holding my legs so I didn't fall. Sian and Camellia are on the concrete below. |
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Yet another, leaning over the side of the ferry on the way to Stradbroke Island. |
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I wasn't sure if this counted, but it's me jumping over a gap in some rocks. Doesn't look like much but it's actually a 1.5 metre drop onto sharp rocks. My sister, Ruby, is sitting below and Polly is swimming in front. |
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And another hanging one. This is part of the same creek shown above. There is a drop of about five metres into a waterfall here and I was lying on a thirty degree downwards slope. I was sliding slowly forward while I took this, though nothing really shows. |
| There should be a photo here of me sitting on a two foot wide ledge, twenty-three stories up. There's a good story behind it. It may surprise you that I'm not scared of heights. |