Thirsty? Really, really thirsty?

[The Grand Wazoo]

Next time you hear someone say something like "What I wouldn't do for a nice cup of tea" you should show them this........ (http://www.amazingoasis.org/2014/01/this-might-be-scariest-trail-in-world.html)

The scariest path in the world leads to a tea shop!

[Barry]

OMG! I suffered vertigo, just from looking at the 'plank walk'. The steps were OK, but those planks! :eek:

[The Grand Wazoo]

It makes you wonder what sort of idiot let themselves be persuaded to help build a thing like that!

[prestonchipfryer]

Aaargh!!! No way. They must be bonkers.

[Tim]

I only got part way up and called it a day - seeing the Terracotta Warriors was a lot less scary ;)

[Audio Al]

Almost as good as my tea adventure , only need to negotiate 2 doors and bingo ! :D

[Macca]

If you think that is a scary place to go to get a cup of tea you haven't seen my kitchen...

That plank walk is truly insane though. I wouldn't do that for a million quid.

[Alex_UK]

Insane is the right word! :eek: I wonder how many people have fallen off...

I might do it if there was an off licence at the end!

[Effem]

Awesome.

I would hate to get up there and find they had run out of milk :eek:

Wonder where they get the water from? And the milk, tea and sugar for that matter too :scratch:

If they serve tea on it's own with nowt else in it you can keep it :eyebrows:

[Macca]

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I might do it if there was an off licence at the end!

Yes but then you have to get back down with a carrier bag full of bottles and cans. You would need a drink by the end of it.

[The Grand Wazoo]

Awesome.

I would hate to get up there and find they had run out of milk :eek:


I expect they took a cow up there!!!!

[Barry]

I assume the tea they serve is Chinese black or green tea. Neither of which are served with milk - perish the thought! (The Chinese don't drink milk once they have been weaned - in fact they find most dairy products disgusting.)

[Tarzan]

:mental: B'Jesus, l will stick with Coffee.........