Daredevil walks tightrope from on of Britain's tallest sea stacks

Alexander Schulz became the first man to walk to and from the summit of the Old Man of Hoy in Orkney on Saturday. It is the latest achievement for the German thrillseeker who holds five world records in his passion of slacklining. Slacklining is the word given to walking along a suspended length of flat webbing which is held together by two anchors. Alexander Schulz says completing the remarkable walk, which was 449 feet above sea level and 590 feet long, was an "amazing feeling".