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In parts of Colombia, some towns are connected by an old cable system that locals use like a lifeline. Two fixed ropes run in opposite directions, and people use a makeshift harness to send everything across, including food, supplies, small animals, and even kids in backpacks. The cable is reportedly around 50 years old, about 800 meters long and roughly 300 meters high, and the ride takes around 30 seconds each way, saving locals an estimated 2 to 3 hours of walking. Credit: Christian Andres Constain via ViralHog #Pubity #Viral #Interesting