A group of thrillseekers rigged up a high-line near the top of the Stirling Range, a rugged group of mountains that tower over the surrounding lowlands in Western Australia's south.
Daredevil slackliners conquer towering cliffs of West Cape Howe, 60m above Southern Ocean
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The towering cliffs of West Cape Howe near Albany on West Australia s rugged south coast have been conquered by a band of daredevil slackliners.
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The slacklines are 60m above sea level and range from 60m to 150m in length
Slacklining is growing in WA, thanks to the efforts of groups like the Perth Midliners