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A German tightrope walker took part in ‘Volgafest-2021’ event in Samara, Russia. He walked the 102 long rope along the river Volga, performing amazing acrobatic tricks, too. He confessed he would like to come to the event again to actually cross the river. Which by the way is several kilometers!
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