‘We can do great things’: Tightrope walker braves 328-foot-high crossing

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Performing splits and hanging upside down, French tightrope walker Tatiana-Mosio Bongonga completed a 1,312-foot-long crossing while 328 feet up in the air. "We can do great things, but we can't do them alone," Bongonga said.

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