Hawk and Owl Trust Urban Peregrines Project Norwich Cathedral

Recut shorter version of climbing the spire to the Peregrine falcon nest at Norwich Cathedral, UK. 80m vertical ascent and 313 steps and ladder rungs in all.

[@1justpara]

You guys are so brave going up there, oh my goodness. I sure do appreciate your efforts, it has been marvelous watching these fascinating birds. Well done guys and thank you.

[@johnfielding001]

Brilliant. Thanks for posting that. I've always wanted to see inside the spire.

[@Stephengrimes1972]

A beautiful Cathedral fit for a great nation.

[@donnasymons1872]

OMG my stomach is churning over !
What a hike, but thanks. I`d always wondered how you got up there.
It`s a real pleasure to watch the peregrines.

[@yayaroa74]

Was that a bird on the floor moving at 10:32 right before he went inside the door?

[@photadyta]

Wow it's so lovely

[@30annden]

When was this filmed?.As the Hawk and Owl trust said they could not ring the Peregrines this year as the ladders were deemed unsafe.They certainly look sturdy in this video.Even so what a lot goes into looking after the Peregrines.Well done.

[@johnb6723]

I have a feeling that this was in the year 2000, the Millennium Year. The trouble with wooden ladders is that they have a serious tendency to rot, and that is then a serious accident waiting to happen in the tallest Romanesque cathedral anywhere on the planet, at 96m (315ft) tall. A fall from up there would be fatal.

[@lukemeanwell3260]

how did you manage to cope with the clock chiming

[@cryptogiiirl4011]

now i know how slow it goes when i get older climbing a church :P

[@imictfh]

woooo how many stairs are there ?

[@albertsalimov7591]

313 steps altogether. My dad works there