Canada agreed to allow an adventurer from a family known to carry dangerous movements of trying to walk on the rope over the Niagara Falls and pave the way for him to begin training during the summer.
It was Nick and Neda (33 years) from the family known as the family (and Neda plane) because their players from the circus who perform movements of hazardous has obtained the approval of the U.S. side of the waterfalls in September when he signed Andrew Cuomo Governor of New York on permit giving him years Whole to do this adventure, which it says Neda first attempt in more than a century.
On Wednesday, the Niagara Parks Commission voted in unanimously to allow Canada to move forward in Oalanda adventure to reverse a decision taken before.
Neda said in a phone call from Niagara "It's a dream I've since I was six years ... was a dream many people told me that he is impossible .. I have changed their laws .. two .. I'm lucky that's all I can say."
Said Janice Thompson, President of the Niagara Parks Commission in a statement "of the reasons for issuing this decision is the role played by the dangerous movements in the history of Niagara Falls and promote them."
She added "We've made it a unique position will not be repeated. Will not be active every day and will not allow that to be active every day."
Said Neda It belongs to the seventh generation of the family of Neda and players from the circus he was walking on the rope since he was two years old, said it would be the first to reflect the waterfalls at the top. He added that previous attempts were made at points down a bit.
Source: Reuters
It was Nick and Neda (33 years) from the family known as the family (and Neda plane) because their players from the circus who perform movements of hazardous has obtained the approval of the U.S. side of the waterfalls in September when he signed Andrew Cuomo Governor of New York on permit giving him years Whole to do this adventure, which it says Neda first attempt in more than a century.
On Wednesday, the Niagara Parks Commission voted in unanimously to allow Canada to move forward in Oalanda adventure to reverse a decision taken before.
Neda said in a phone call from Niagara "It's a dream I've since I was six years ... was a dream many people told me that he is impossible .. I have changed their laws .. two .. I'm lucky that's all I can say."
Said Janice Thompson, President of the Niagara Parks Commission in a statement "of the reasons for issuing this decision is the role played by the dangerous movements in the history of Niagara Falls and promote them."
She added "We've made it a unique position will not be repeated. Will not be active every day and will not allow that to be active every day."
Said Neda It belongs to the seventh generation of the family of Neda and players from the circus he was walking on the rope since he was two years old, said it would be the first to reflect the waterfalls at the top. He added that previous attempts were made at points down a bit.
Source: Reuters
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