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SurreyGuy | 10:00 Fri 09th Jan 2009 | Film, Media & TV
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Does anybody know what the yellow-coloured "pack" is that Kevin McCloud wears on his back whilst climbing the buildings?

It's too flat/empty to be a parachute and (not being a climber) I can't think what else it could be.
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For his sandwiches, maybe?
I haven�t seen it, but possibly a hydration pack, used by high altitude skiers and climbers?

He might keep drinking water in it, or just use it to carry production equipment maybe batteries, mike transmitter etc�..


er, mic transmitter, not Mike Transmitter, the sound engineer - that would be silly.
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Possibly, Ocatvius, but I don't think so.

It looks about the same size and shape as (I can't think of anything else to use as a description!) a seat on a swing! :o) But it's very flat, almost as if there is nothing in it.

The programme is on at 7.30pm Mon-Fri on Discovery (Sky+ channel number 520).
Oh right, maybe just the harness and safety equipment then?
I still think it'll be for sandwiches....
is this an old programme? i saw the trailer on sky anytime and his hair appears to be growing back.
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It started on Discovery last week having been billed as a "new series". However, I'm sure I saw "BBC" in last night's credits!
I thought he had more hair too so searched the internet. Turns out he did a show for BBC2 in 2000 called Don't Look Down. Looks like its just been renamed by sky and billed as new!
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I looked at the credits last night and the year of the prog was shown as "MM" (2000).

I also found out that the yellow "pack" is a seat - he used it when absailing down the outside of the Trellick Tower.

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