Wing walking: What it’s like to be strapped to the wing of a moving biplane - SilverKris

"Based in rural Gloucestershire, this wing-walking experience—offered by the world’s only wing-walking formation team—straps participants, upper torso secured to a vertical pole, atop a 75-year-old Boeing Stearman biplane for an intense aerial thrill. After a dramatic runway bounce the aircraft climbs under chief pilot Martyn Carrington, banked up to about 1,000 ft so riders can take in a shrinking patchwork of countryside while ferocious wind and an involuntary grin set in. The highlight is a loop-the-loop: a wing-wiggle signal from the pilot precedes a dive that builds enough momentum to send the plane over the top, with the ground rushing up at roughly 241 km/h and short, powerful G-forces that make the maneuver feel almost supernatural. Landings leave participants buzzing—feet on the ground but head still somewhere in the clouds—making this widely described as the ultimate high for adrenaline seekers." - SilverKris