At Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire, hundreds chase a rolling cheese down a steep slope every spring in a 600-year-old tradition. Participants risk serious injury for the thrill, and spectators can't decide if it's brilliant or insane.
For the past 600 years, every spring bank holiday, hundreds of people have gathered in a small village in Gloucestershire to watch and participate in one of the most fiercely contested extreme sports in the world— chasing a cheese down a hill.
Even if it kills me, I'll always take your hand. It's unhealthy, they just don't understand. But when they try to stop me, just don't nobody can. You're still gonna be my man. Was it fun?
Did you enjoy it? Was it good? Yeah. Oh, well done.
