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Adventure Living's Guestbook
(page 3)
i
would like to tell you that you are provideing a wonderful service
to the people and others who are not fortunate enough to see
this wonderful world that we live in.please never stop this work
of enjoyment.
paul murray
<t436@webtv.net>
ft.myers, fl. usa -
Sunday, August 10, 1997 at 12:44:42 PM (MDT)
Just
want to say that we visit your site frequently and always enjoy
the stories and especially the pictures. Thanks for your hard
work---and for going to the trouble to keep it clean. One day we
will report on one of our adventures.
Mike and Sandra Fowler
<msfowler@webtv.net>
Augusta, GA USA -
Sunday, August 10, 1997 at 9:10:40 AM (MDT)
the
rafting photos were great!!!
Dale Kennelly
<wilbur2@webtv.net>
Chino Hills, Ca USA -
Sunday, August 10, 1997 at 6:46:09 AM (MDT)
I'm
a pilot and I don't Know if I'm ready to leave the security of
that perfectly good airplane!!
Dale Kennelly
<wilbur2@webtv.net>
Chino Hills , Ca USA -
Sunday, August 10, 1997 at 6:25:11 AM (MDT)
I
have just experienced freefall and have found it to be the most
relaxing and spiritual feeling anyone person could ever have. I
walk through everyday looking into the sky and wondering if today
would be a good day to jump. Ever since I started jumping little
things that used to annoy me have become so petty and unimportant.
Skydiving has been the one thing in my life that alows me to
be myself and actually experience life in a fashion few do. I love
the sport and will continue to do it to the day I die, be it
by malfunction or old age. I recommend this sport as a way to vent
frustrations and enjoy life in a whole new perspective. To all
the jumpers of the world, may malfunction stay away from you and
may you see the light like I have. Keep jumping forever.
Jason Nicholas
<Jumper1048@aol.com>
Ishpeming , MI US of A -
Wednesday, August 06, 1997 at 12:18:40 AM (MDT)
cool
page nice picks,i would just like to tell people to tighten kit
eg tuck in the piliot chute and bridal when sit flying as i had
my main canopy deploy around my arm once scarey stuff i can tell
you...
mark walton
preston, england -
Saturday, August 02, 1997 at 8:41:29 AM (MDT)
A
very good home page. I can go on your adventures and save money.
I when skydiving this week. Next week I'll go scuba diving.
Thanks.
Big Irv
<ijanderson@geocities.com>
Gaithersburg, MD U.S.A. -
Wednesday, July 30, 1997 at 3:53:17 PM (MDT)
Hello
Carl! What a great site! You have certainly captured the Spirit
of Adventure!
Our Explorasport site displays what we have
coined as "Webumentaries" ... describing a variety of adventure activities
in Canada and around the world...
we invite you and your
visitors to network with us at www.explorasport.ca/explorasport
to spread the "Explorasport" message and encourage web surfers
to shut off the computer and "Get Out There!"
Thanks again for
your great site!
We look forward to your visit....
Philip McMaster
at Explorasport
Philip from Explorasport
<explorasport@cool.ca>
Canada & The World -
Thursday, July 24, 1997 at 12:45:24 AM (MDT)
I
saw a scuba dive on the Discoevery Channel. It was in Walkers Key
in the Bahamas. They called it a shark rodeo and what they basicaly
do is drop divers over the side and give them time to get
their butts into a protective corner. Then they lower a barrel of
frozen fish over the side and call in "whoever" for dinner. Looks
wild and definitley on the "gotta do" list.
Like the site.
Dan
Dan Chomistek
<dan.chomistek@sk.sympatico.ca>
Sask. Canada -
Tuesday, July 22, 1997 at 8:22:58 PM (MDT)
Hola.
Me
gustaria contarles que estoy haciendo paracaidismo.
Me gusta
mucho sobre todo si aterrizo en una berga
Enrique Mateo
Montevideo, -
Monday, July 21, 1997 at 10:45:49 AM (MDT)
The first time I ever went white-water rafting, it was in West
Virginia at the Cheat River Outfitters. Needless to say, we were
going down the Cheat River. Any way the first time we went down
our Raft, concisting of 8 scouts and 1 guide, (who was really
cool. . . his name was Clete) When we hit a set of rapids called
Big Rocking Horse, we totally lost it. Out of 9 after the disater
was ove, we had 3 people, all of which were either laying on the
bottom of the raft, or hanging on the out side of the raft, and
out of 9 paddles, 1 remained in the raft. I have a sequence of
5 photos of the whole thing, and it's really cool.
That and
snorkeling at Looe Key is the two coolest things that I have ever
done. Unlike the Cheat River, which was 38 degrees, at Looe Key,
there was 75 foot visiblity in 85 degrees. The tour boat was
comfortable and the Captain and his mate were two of the nicest people
I've ever met. While I was snorkling, I saw schools of tropical
fish, which were in many different shapes and colars. One
of my favorites was the black and white angel fish. I also saw a
baby moray eel, a school of four stingrays and many barracuda which
were absolutly harmless. We were almost visited by some dolphins,
but they kept there distance. During my dive, the mouth piece
of my snorkel had fallen off. It sunk to far for me to dive,
so I tried to signal a SCUBA Diver, but he couldn't find it, so
I went back onto the boat, andthe first mate dove down and got it
for me. If you ever want to go diving/snorkeling, you should seriously
consider spending the extra money to go all the way to the
Keys. . . It is one of the best places to dive in the country.
Gil Olsen
<5smiths@bellsouth.net>
Wellington (West Palm Beach), Florida USA -
Tuesday, July 15, 1997 at 10:53:49 AM (MDT)
Good
page Carl, I particularly enjoyed reading about the exotic journeys!
I'm
thinking of sending you some tales of my own to add to
your page!
jenifer davis
<jdavis@ihot.com>
los Gatos, California USA (but I'm British) -
Monday, July 14, 1997 at 6:53:51 PM (MDT)
stayed
at the Berry Brae Guest House in Lower Burlington, Nova Scotia,
Canada and was a very pleasing, relaxed stay. It is near the
world's highest tides and fossils. cheap too! It's a farm also.
mike
<husky@auracom.com>
hfx, ns canada -
Monday, July 07, 1997 at 10:22:35 PM (MDT)
GREAT
SITE!!!
I'm hooked on adrinaline rushes, we just got back from
Luxemburg where we did some mountain clumbing and repelling.
Had a blast doing that. But now on Aug. 2 we're going to try some
skydiving here in Germany. Thx for all the info. and what I should
expect.
Travis R. Burris
<burris@bunt.com>
Landstuhl, Germany -
Monday, July 07, 1997 at 6:05:04 PM (MDT)
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