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People crossing the Capilano Suspension Bridge, North Vancouver, Canada, ~1910s?
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Lower a rope from the top to the bottom and connect it with rope dropped from the other side?
Some of these suspension bridges are just sooo high up though. But yeah, that could work for a lot of places I suppose.