A teen has captured terrifying footage of himself dangling one-handed from a crane feet above Paris. Adam Lockwood's jaw-dropping feat gave him a unique bird's eye view of Tour Alto - the tallest building in Paris - and the iconic River Seine.
But year-old Mr Lockwood, who has been scaling buildings, cranes and bridges for the last three years, insisted he felt no fear during the death-defying stunt. A video shows Adam Lockwood scaling a crane in Puteaux, Paris. His jaw-dropping feat gave him a unique bird's eye view of Tour Alto - the tallest building in Paris - and the iconic River Seine.
The video shows Mr Lockwood walk through the unfinished building and onto a bridge connecting it to the crane in Puteaux, a western suburb of the city. He then climbs along the bridge and up various ladders to reach the top.
But after reaching the red crane via a ladder, the hatch was locked so he had to climb around the outside ring to get onto the jib. Mr Lockwood pictured and his friend decided to climb the crane during a six day trip to Paris. Mr Lockwood has been scaling buildings, cranes and bridges for the last three years and insisted he felt no fear during the death-defying stunt.
A shirtless Mr Lockwood then dangles one-handed off the side of the crane before pulling himself back up. He then hangs upside down and says: 'Wow, you have no idea what this feeling is like you know. Mr Lockwood said: 'I don't really feel fear anyway, but when you're doing something as serious as a metre dangle there's no room for fear'.
