This leg-killing walk up the 45-degree incline, to the musical accompaniment of "Impossible", was blamed on, or suggested by, either John North or Art Concello. After a strenuous act at forty feet, his descent saw him back on this cable for a tedious return to the track.
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Late high wire great Harold (Davis) Alzana, originally from England. -- Bill Hall
Alzana was great. Glad you mentioned his name Bill.
They said he used to walk the railings up high in the garden.
I believe he came from a family of Welsh coalminers
Bob Good
THE GREAT ALZANA'S hobby was repairing watches.
I guess the focus was good for his nerves.
This leg-killing walk up the 45-degree incline, to the musical accompaniment of "Impossible", was blamed on, or suggested by, either John North or Art Concello. After a strenuous act at forty feet, his descent saw him back on this cable for a tedious return to the track.
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