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The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord
The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord

The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord

Date9/21/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord.
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The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord
The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord
9/21/1979
The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord
The long fall: Stuntman Dar Robinson leaps well out from CN Tower to avoid obstacles on way down, then free falls before pulling parachute ripcord
9/21/1979
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Defence minister, Israel's Yitzhak Rabin tells a Toronto news conference yesterday that his country has found ways to overcome obstacles in the past. We will find ways now
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9/21/1979
It's over the edge and 1,100 feet to go for stuntman Dar Robinson
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Tumbling down the tower. Stuntman Roger Brown, padded everywhere except on his head, rolls down the CN Tower's 1,760 steels steps today to try to rais(...)
Tumbling down the tower. Stuntman Roger Brown, padded everywhere except on his head, rolls down the CN Tower's 1,760 steels steps today to try to rais(...)
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