Zip Line Solution

The last two mornings, I have been able to sit on my back porch, overlooking the HITWRA and enjoy a "cup" of freshly brewed coffee without the need of wearing my parka. The birds are beginning to sing, a smell of spring is in the air as I overlook the river valley and
contemplate my thoughts. While observing my surroundings this day, I came to realize that there is a easy solution for the "Zip Line" that the Alpha Wolf has been wanting to establish for entertainment purposes. It took a little calculation on my "slide ruler", but I think the calculations are relatively correct. We really should verify these numbers with some of the electronic devices such as GPS to insure the line of sight and calculations are correct. In the distant from bluff surrounding the HITW, a new Cell Tower extends skyward to an elevation in excess of 200 feet altitude. It is in a direct line of sight with the Hole In the Wall or even to my backyard. My calculations show that it is located approximately .96 miles from the HITW at an elevation of 231.6 feet. The same calculations show that the bluff line of the HITW is 97.8 feet.
Obstructions include the electric utility lines and several business buildings in "downtown" Anchor Point, however, these lines are located in the immediate location of the "Cell Tower" so clearance over these lines should be no obstacle. The "Zip Line" will cross the Sterling Highway at perpendicular angle at an elevation high enough it should not obstruct any traffic pattern. The only remaining obstruction is the roof top of the Anchor River Inn, however, my calculations show that you should clear the peak of the roof by a minimum of 75 feet. From that point, it is a clear ride, across the river valley and into the HITW. Papa Bear has had allot of experience in calculating and installing overhead power lines so running this length of cable should be relatively simple and require only one spool of wire. Access to the top of the "Cell Tower" has been provided by the contractor, a ladder the full length of the tower has been installed. In two nights work, this rig could be installed and ready for an alternative transportation mode from downtown Anchor Point to the Hole In The Wall.