time to see how the rappelling skills are, but don't trust that they'll be any better than his flying skills.

https://www.facebook.com/napa.mathis?hc_ref=NEWSFEED

FWIW, the USA just allocated 50 billion dollars (or some such idiotic amount to get to mars with astronauts.) to a stupid waste of money notion instead of fixing the bridges in the USA

Above, the I 35 bridge which went SLAM for no externally caused reason. No earthquake, hurricane, or tornado.

It simply was not maintained and prevented from rusting away because politicians had to get rich and pay back campaign contributors for getting elected in other contract ways. It's known as "deferred maintenance"

They screwed the ordinary people that commute to work every day in cars over that bridge instead of being responsible to their oath of office.  13 dead, 145 injured.

And this was the Cyrus Street Viaduct, Oakland Ca. 42 people killed when it succumbed to an earthquake, it hadn't been retrofitted to handle, plus, it was built on landfill.

http://www.thedrive.com/travel/5419/when-bridges-fail-people-die?xid=hl

Lucky to walk afterwards, Mike Conroy, 2010. One broken leg and vertebra

Scott Richardson took the best series of photos of this entire moment, but I didn't find that until after posting all these from different sources.... but go look at http://www.scottrichardsonphotography.com/2010/05/31/indianapolis-500-conway-wreck-5-30-10/ and you'll agree

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/motor-racing/mike-conway-ive-had-a-few-big-ones-and-im-lucky-to-be-here-today-8547194.html