Slacklining at Palisade Head

I've been wrong before, but I doubt this is real. Palisade Head is slightly convex. Where would that line be leading to?

I'm not sure if I'm a believer or not, but above is different shot from the Minnslack Facebook page, and below is a Google Satellite image. The perspectives are different, so it's kind of hard to tell if it's possible or not.

This also shows that little point in the background. The angle of the slackline seems wrong.

The first photo made it look like the daredevil was walking out to sea, but after seeing the others I'm not so sure. We need a photo with both ends of the line, to compare with the shoreline.

Well, the photographer was willing to be interviewed on the radio about this, and there's a YouTube video from four years ago showing a slackline installed up there. I only got invested in this because of all the interweb gaslighting going on, and I just want the truth to be the truth when I'm looking at pretty pictures of familiar places, goddamnit!

B.S.

If it's a hoax, it's getting more and more elaborate.

Only thing elaborate is the lack of video.

Sorry y'all its real. Live in the metro now but grew up climbing in the area and am still close with lots of locals. Got a few photos/videos of the guys out on the wire sent my way while friends were up there climbing. It's loooong, but people have done much longer. I doubt anybody who actually has a line that long even cares to try and make a hoax video. In a world of clickbait fake/sensationalized news we've all grown a little more leery. Just some people havin' some good ol' innocent fun up on the head.

Don't be sorry. Be real.

Kudos to the adventurers. It would be fun to watch those videos.