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TORONTO (AP) — Canadian tightrope walker Jay Cochrane, who set two world records including one in 1972 for walking back and forth 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) above the Canadian National Exhibition, has died, according to his website. Cochrane died Wednesday in Niagara Falls, Ontario, at age 69 of pancreatic cancer, according to a tribute to Cochrane dubbed "The Prince of the Air." Cochrane's ...
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21 de may. de 2022 · Jay Cochrane was a boy who ran away, joined the circus, and became the greatest highwire walker of his generation. His skywalks were engineering marvels, making his roadway across vast distances in the sky. Beginning May 21, 2002, we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Jay’s first skywalk in Niagara Falls, Canada. It began a “Decade of Skywalks” with his final walk on September 17, 2012 ...
In 2002, Jay Cochrane brought highwire walking back to Niagara Falls for the first time in a hundred years. And he did it with his own panache and grandeur as he skywalked with the American Falls at his back over his Canadian homeland. May 21, 2002. The Beginning of a
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Jay Cochrane salutes viewers into the observation deck of the Skylon Tower for the first day of Skywalk 2012 on July 6, 2012. ©Mark D Phillips High above Niagara Gorge and the Rainbow Bridge, Jay Cochrane walks from the Skylon Tower on his Highway in the Sky on July 6, 2012. ©Mark D Phillips
17 de ene. de 2018 · The latest Tweets from Jay Leonard Cochrane (@JayLeonardCoch1)
