High tea?
BRAVE Mirror reporters Rhian Lubin and Laura Connor help to recreate one of the most famous photographs ever dangling high above the city.
The original was snapped in 1932, as Depression-era workers took a tea break while building the Rockefeller Center in New York.
And the Mirror ladies put on flat caps and overalls to tuck-in alongside a descendant of that courageous original crew. George Glynn, 25, from
Galway, is a relative of Irish immigrant Sonny Glynn, seated on the far right in the original.
He said: “The danger in the photo was genuine. They really will have been risking their lives.”
Yesterday’s recreation, arranged by Deliveroo, 450ft up near London Bridge, was much less dangerous thanks to the use of safety harnesses.
And the verdict of our high-flying pair? “Terrifying – but the views were spectacular.”