French ‘Spiderman’ Alain Robert climbs 689 ft Tower for Nepal Earthquake Victims
- 8 years ago
Alain Robert, dubbed France's "Spiderman", climbed a 689-feet tall tower in Paris on Tuesday as an act of solidarity with the victims of last week's earthquake in Nepal.
People gathered to watch as Robert carried a Nepalese flag during his climb up the Montparnasse skyscraper.
Before taking up the challenge, he said he wanted to do the climb to pay respect to the quake's victims in Nepal and to encourage those who are still fighting for their lives.
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People gathered to watch as Robert carried a Nepalese flag during his climb up the Montparnasse skyscraper.
Before taking up the challenge, he said he wanted to do the climb to pay respect to the quake's victims in Nepal and to encourage those who are still fighting for their lives.
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