The incredible feat of a tightrope walker in Paris that impressed everyone

The tightrope walker Nathan Paulin went through the The seine on a rope 70 meters high, from the Eiffel Tower at the Chaillot theater in Paris, on the occasion of the annual heritage days.

The 27-year-old man, who has various world recordsHe walked slowly barefoot, and stopped a few times, sitting or hanging, before continuing on the path.

“I had imagined doing that crossing and do it well. It was not easy, because I had to walk 600 meters, focus on everything around you, the pressure. It was not easy, it was more difficult than I imagined, but it was beautiful, “he told AFP news agency.

The young man also said that “the most complicated thing was install the rope because it is technically difficult in terms of authorizations. ” On the other hand, he underlined that “the stress related to the people” also added up and added: “there was a lot of it.

“The motivation (…) is mainly do something beautiful and share it by taking a new look at heritage. Bringing heritage to life, ”said Paulin.

This is not the first time that this tightrope walker did this feat. In the 2017 edition of heritage days, the athlete crossed on a rigid rope between the Eiffel Tower and Trocadéro.