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Monday, 14 Dec, 2005
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Staff at Skywalk at Sydney Tower were going ape this week as towers around the world prepared for the release of the movie epic, King Kong.
The Peter Jackson-directed movie will premier worldwide today (Wednesday December 14) introducing a new generation to the indelible image of the gigantic ape atop New York’s Empire State Building.
Opened in October this year, Skywalk offers a high-altitude adventure 260 metres above Sydney’s streets, on top of the city’s tallest building, Sydney Tower.
With glass-floored platforms suspended over the building’s side, Skywalk promises a high-adrenalin experience – with or without gorillas.
Skywalkers Heidi Young (left) Bel Chellingworth (back) and Amy Wilkes (right) go ape over King Kong
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