Another rooftop, another night chilling out under the stars.

The word epic. Its been floating around the internet for a while now and is generally used for something that is a level above the rest. But recently its become a bit overused, people seem to dish it out like free copies of the metro. Its everywhere and to be honest has lost its meaning. So the dilemma, with the word epic seemingly pointless and out of commission what do you call the top level places now?

One of the many currently scaffolded church’s in Brussels.

Another towerblock located in the city of London. Currently awaiting demolishion to be replaced with a newer, smaller building, 20 Fenchurch stands at around 33 floors high with superb panoramic views of london and the bank district.

The last time we found ourselves in london was for Broadgate. Sadly Landmark is nowhere near as high or impressive but its something to pass the time I suppose. Current build height for Tower A is 33 floors while its brother B is following at 29. We ended up climbing both towers and each gave different views of the town not possible from the other.

The final explore of what was an exhausting weekend. After a brilliant trip this was the perfect way to finish. The building currently stands at 187 meters high, with the crane towering over the building, I am unsure at to the total height probably around 670-700ft but either way its the biggest structure I would have climbed.