Cool angles as well... Outstanding job!
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Cool angles as well... Outstanding job!/royaljordan.gif)
If I remember correctly from my winter visit in 2009, a 2 step ladder is enough to shoot through the barbed wire. 5 or 6 steps should be sufficient to shoot over the whole fence. Personally I would never go on a spotting trip without a ladderwild weasel wrote:Think you would really need a big size ladder, to achieve the hight you were standing, not something you will take with when you go to zwisterland for some spotting at Sion
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