Well this is certainly an extreme way to cure a fear of heights...

NO. Don’t do it!

IT’S CERTAINLY ONE way of curing acrophobia, but not a very advisable one.

In Prague, Czech Republic, one terrified girl is 110m above on a chimney stack, just y’know, WALKING AROUND IT.

The whole thing kind of had the opposite affect on us. We’re never going in a lift again.

As many commenters pointed out, it’s also a pretty great way to cure ‘being alive’.

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