The first man to cross the Grand Canyon on a tightrope

Daredevil Nik Wallenda is the first man ever to cross the Grand Canyon is a tight rope, and if you are afraid of heights then hs an amazing video of the trick is not for you. The man was 1,500 feet above the ground, and he walked up to 427 meters long rope across the Grand Canyon. Do you want to see how he did it? Take a look below and see.

 It took Nik Wallenda amazing 22 minutes and 54 seconds to surpass the amazingly wrong rope, and he did it without any safety measures at all. It was just her and a 45-pound bar, a 2 inch thick wire.

And to make things even more excellent, he was forced to contend with, the winds were back and forth between 18 mph and more treacherous 30 mph. If he was not so amazing willpower and confidence, he will not be standing here today. There was a safety net or harness to catch him.

With every step he took Nik Wallenda was praying and thanking God for keeping him safe. It is a miracle that I survived the survive? I would say yes!
This is the prayer that after each step, he said:
Thank You Jesus. You are my King, you are my protector, you are my shield, my strength, you are my Lord are you. 

 But this is not the first time this daredevil has done something this amazing, last year, he crossed Niagra Falls, just as he did in the Grand Canyon. It is an amazing performance to say the least.

Have a look at a video of Nik Wallenda’s amazing performance to cross the Grand Canyon on a tight rope.