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This is extreme sky-diving.

Nils is an extreme sport enthusiast. Jumping from a plane is no longer enough to satisfy him. With his friend Hans, he plans to scale a 100-meter-high rock face in Voss, and then jump off it. He turns his sky-diving skills to base jumping.

It's a nice wall because it's a little bit 1 . So we have good space. The special thing about this spot is that we have to land on the road, so we have to take care of the cars.

Assessing the traffic so that they can land safely requires precise timing, adding an extra layer of risk for these thrill-seekers. The climbing up the rock face was painful,all that hard work for a jump that will be over in seconds.

When the extreme sport elites from across the world meet in Voss,a lot of parachutists deliberately land directly on the 2 in front of the Fleischer's hotel, for a beer. The hotel was built in 1889. Famous guests even included the German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm. The hotel's changed a lot since then. But the Kaiser's old toilet has been preserved.

注释：①enthusiast: n. 狂热者，热心家
例句：Each article is by an enthusiast in the relevant field, for no pay, and edited by fellow volunteers.
每篇内容都由某相关领域的热心人士撰写，没有稿酬，编辑者也同样是志愿人士。

②parachutist: n. 伞兵；跳伞人
例句：The parachutist dived from the plane. 那名伞兵从飞机上跳伞。

③jump off: 跳下来；开始，开始进攻
例句：The attack will jump off at midnight. 午夜一到，进攻就开始了。