Un to, ka viņi neguļ, īpaši spilgti nupat pierādīja Duncan Zuur, Venēcijā.
Puiši pilnvērtīgi izmanto mātes dabas untumus un tehnikas sasniegumus, veikojot applūdušā pilsētā aiz vinčas.
Šeit ir viņu stāsts: “Everything happened at the speed of light on Tuesday: just a few minutes after 11 a.m., the high-water mark had reached 1.35 metres, equivalent to a good half metre of water covering St. Mark’s Square. Duncan Zuur’s team pulled a compact, 20 horsepower motor winch from its hiding place and placed it under the square’s arches. One team member, clad in rubber boots, pulled the winchs cable about 120 metres across the square and pressed one end firmly into the hand of Duncan Zuur, who had taken the opportunity to get into his wakeboarding gear. Four elegant turns later, the event was over prompting by a standing ovation from an astounding crowd of tourists. And the police didn’t even notice.”.

Un šeit, video:  

Starp citu, šī gada 8. augustā mēs ar pāris igauņu kolēģiem izveikojām pa kanālu pie Bastejkalna, izlecot cauri strūklakai. Esam ar mieru to atkārtot, ja RedBull pieteiksies sponsorēt

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