Four German tightrope walkers have set a new world highlining distance record by crossing a 1.3 mile-long valley in Swedish lapland on a line suspended at a height of 1,970 feet
Reuters' video footage showed a barefoot man sway and teeter as he delicately tiptoed across the line between two mountain peaks in a snow-capped valley.
"This is hard because it's really exposed, it's 600 metres high, it's 2,150 metres and it's really windy here sometimes," said David Sjostrom, the project manager of the exploit.
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