Guess the height.

[Tommy_B]

I went for the slightly less effective way of assuming the climber was 6ft ish and then working out how many of them would need to stand on each other's shoulders!!!

[Mick Stockbridge]

Brilliant thread well done, and to think I was only 46" out.

[MADarb]

I went for the slightly less effective way of assuming the climber was 6ft ish and then working out how many of them would need to stand on each other's shoulders!!!

 

ditto lol

[Tom D]

I went for the slightly less effective way of assuming the climber was 6ft ish and then working out how many of them would need to stand on each other's shoulders!!!

 

Its funny, in "real life " I find that technique works quite well ( I tend to visualise 10' sections) but in a photo its quite deceptive.

[tommer9]

damn. Only just got in from work. Cool thread, wish i hadnt missed it. Would have said about 70ft.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Honest!!!

[Mr Ed]

Oh well, I was only 1 ft out. I think a few of us guessed very close...

[Stephen Blair]

Oh well, I was only 1 ft out. I think a few of us guessed very close...

 

i was going to say 48'

[Peter]

Yup, I guessed same as you, 65 feet. Only a guess though, very hard to tell from a pic.

[Stephen Blair]

Yup, I guessed same as you, 65 feet. Only a guess though, very hard to tell from a pic.

 

i did the old climber 6 foot thing, but i thought there was 16 climbers worth which gave me 96 feet, so i halved it. oops:001_smile:

[Mick Stockbridge]

Guessing doesnt come into it.......halve it then halve it again, estimate whats left then times by four.