DONT GO THERE. AND NOT WHEN IS DOLPHIN SEASON: es un pais rico de primer mundo que se separo de la unon europea pero sigue bajo bandera dinamarquesa para poder explotar indiscriminadamente el oceano sin atenerse a las leyes de la union europea sobre depredacion. tremenda jugada. ademas hay 2 ovejas por cada habitante y es su otra mayor fuente de ingresos junto al turismo. gastaron 140 millones de euros en tuneles submarinos para rutas entre puebluchos de pocs habitantes porque les sobra el dinero. THEY DOLPHIN KILLERS SHOOT A DRONE WITH A SHOTGUN WHEN SOMEONE TRYIED TO DOCUMENT THE MASS KILINGS OF CETACEANS IN FEROE.!!! MASS KILINGS OF DOLPHINS IN SUFFERING EVERY YEAR....THEY DON´T EVEN EAT THEM AND THROW IT AWAY BECAUSE THEIR POPULATION IS VERY LOW !!! THEY HAVE SHEEP ALL OVER THE ISLAND. THEY SPENT 140 MILLON EUROS IN CAR TUNELS AND ROADS BUT THEY STILL SLAUGHTER DOLPHINS FOR MEAT HAVING SHEEP AND MONEY ? THEY SAY IS TRADITION AND TEACH THEIR KIDS TO PUT AN AXE TO THE HEAD OF DOLPHINS ON THE BEACH. THEY KILLED 1500 LAST YEAR- BEASTS. WE ARE NOT ALONE, PLEASE GO TO EVERY FAROE ISLAN TOURIST VIDEO AND COPY PASTE THIS: An international Declaration of Rights for Cetaceans was formulated in 2010 declaring dolphins and whales as “persons” to be afforded “non-human rights”, including freedom of movement and residence and not to be killed, captured, bred, or enslaved. A subsequent global movement for cetacean rights was launched in 2012.Aug 3, 2017 PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT MASS MURDER IN FAROE ISLANDS AND GENOCIDE TO INOCENT CREATURES, WATCH THE VIDEO TO BE INFORMED. FAROE ISLAN HABITANTS ARE PART OF THIS IF THEY DON´T DO NOTHING ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM VIDEO HERE. THEY ALSO SHOOT A DRONE TRYING TO DOCUMENT THE SLAUGHTERING IN OTHER VIDEO kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qc6af7Ol29vKdJc.html

Hello! and thanks for watching :-) I'll be in Malaysia some day, for sure!!

Chris Eyre-Walker Always welcome. You will love our foods.

My total pleasure. I love your country and it’s people. I’ll be returning to the Faroe Islands for years to come.

Thank You!

Thanks! Great to hear that you enjoyed it.

Thanks for watching Toni!

Thanks for watching Peter. Looking forward to meeting you at the workshop next week ✌🏼

Thank You!

Thanks for tuning in ✌🏼

Thanks Marius! Not sure how he found the courage for the 4x longer line haha

Thanks a lot for your kind comment. Working hard on those subscribers in 2018 :-)

Davey, I could never have done this without the help and support of the people around me.

That is certainly true, but it is extraordinarily beautiful work. I am completely silent. Mid-March this year I have planned my trip to the Faroes. I can hardly wait anymore now that I've seen your movie. "Doe zo verder gast!"

Oh great! you'll love it there! Why not come join me there in April: bit.ly/CEW-FaroesWorkshop Should be fun!

Thanks Brian! Great to hear that you enjoyed the film 👍🏼

Thanks!

Thanks so much!

Thanks Jonas!

Thanks Wayne!

Thanks Tony! It sure was one hell of an adventure!

Thanks!

Thanks Stu! And welcome to the Olympus Family :-)

Thanks for the kind words James. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼

Thanks Mark 👍🏼

Thanks Tobias! Great to hear that you enjoyed it. We always wanted it to be more than just about highlining. The Faroe Islands deserve more ;-)

Thanks Simon! I know the wait was long... but hopefully worth it :-)

Of course! I bet it was awesome to see it on a big screen in Banff!

Thanks for your kind words Michael!

thanks man! glad the bts and hype didn't let you down in the end ;-)

Thanks!

Thanks Julian!

Thanks!

Thanks! Great to hear that you enjoyed it!

Thanks man! Probably the biggest and most exciting project yet. Had lots of fun and learnt so much in the process!

Chris Eyre-Walker I can imagine that man!

Thanks ✌🏼

Thanks Lukas! Hopefully more adventures to come in 2018. I’m open to suggestions ;-) The Banff World Tour version is actually slightly shorter (16min). But still, it looks pretty cool on a big screen.

Thanks Christian! Fingers crossed more opportunities come along for an adventure like this one ;-)

Thank You Stefano! I spent almost as much time looking for the right tracks than I spent cutting the scenes together... nothing like epic music for epic footage of an epic place isn't there! Here's to more (and bigger) adventures in 2018!

Chris Eyre-Walker I look forward to it!

Thanks Eugenio!

Thanks Kevin!

Thanks Steije! Means a lot man!

Thanks Ted. And yes. Got a few cool shots. But video was the priority here, so I didn’t quite get as many cool shots as I had hoped for. If you go watch it in my website there’s a small selection actually: chriseyrewalker.com/dreamwalkers

thanks!

Thanks for watching :-)

Thanks. Not sure this is quite Netflix material haha

Thanks Henry. It’s the only ‘real’ way of seeing it. So much more ‘effect’ on a big cinema screen.

Thanks for watching :-)

Thanks Sean!

Good highlining on your behalf to my friend! Would have been a very different movie without you in it...

BTW. You have talent!

Thanks Henry. M43 is a powerful and capable system. I think this project is the proof ;-)

Stoked to hear that it made it into your screening ;-)

@@chriseyrewalker yeah I vividly remember watched the crazy wind and guys tightroping. :)

Thanks Robert!

Thank You Phil!

Thanks for watching Chris 😉 feel free to share it with your friends of course

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Thanks for subscribing ;-)

Thanks Matt!

Thanks David! Here's to more adventures in 2018!

Cheers to that!

Thank You Heri!

Thanks John! The loops are basically the second line backup line in case the first one snaps. They tape them together every few meters to make sure the safety ring that connects the highliner to the lines can pass through easily.

Thank You Chiara!

Thanks Guido. And thanks for the feedback. After having seen the film many times I would probably agree with you on the blackout transitions. Oh well... next time ;-)

1. Walk around. Every line was reachable on foot. In some situation people also use a drone to fly across a fishing line. 2. Because they can.

I am still having a hard time visualizing someone dragging a line all around that gorge to attach it to the other side - then walking back again. Perhaps a minute or two on the next video to demonstrate that process would be useful.

Usually they walk across a thinner line first. Much easier to handle. Rigging a line takes at least 3-4 people really. So once the thinner line is across the bigger one is attached to this and pulled across. Then a few more anchor points + backup and then the line is tensioned.

T Y for the response but it still looks like a dangerous way to seek adventure. Ever consider skate-boarding?