Dave Farnes
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British Airways i360. The observation pod travels up and down the tower.
Thanks to Brian for the idea for the first pic.
Thanks to Brian for the idea for the first pic.
Brighton's newest landmark
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Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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A nice series and I certainly shall have a look next time I am down there. I would have liked you to kind of hang to the side up above to get a perspective from above Dave
Dave Farnes
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Thank you Ivar. Would you like me to hold onto the wing of a 747 and stand on the roof of a train too? 
Brian Moore
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I love that first shot, Dave. (No need to give credit,...there are only so many angles you can shoot an extremely tall thing from if you're on the ground! 
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Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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That would be great. Could you please wait till I come over so I can document that stuntThank you Ivar. Would you like me to hold onto the wing of a 747 and stand on the roof of a train too?
Brian Moore
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Dave what's the cost to ride up to the top in the observation pod? (I want to compare it to the cost of going up to the top of the Space Needle,...which is about $30.00!)
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Compared to going to England and Brighton for you Brian, I would think it shall be somewhat more costly.
Brian Moore
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By less than you think; round trip airfare to Seattle isn't free.Compared to going to England and Brighton for you Brian, I would think it shall be somewhat more costly.
Ivar Dahl-Larsen
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Who wants to go to Seattle when Brighton is just a hop away and you can see France from there too.
Dave Farnes
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It was £15 which about $18 as of today. The tallest building in Europe is in London, that is £25, roughly $30; not been up that yet, on my "to do" list.
Pete Askew
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Blimey, now there's a thing. And a nice series. I especially like the second. I'm not too sure I'd be very comfortable in there!
