Got my first S/L in the Fall of '93, it took 3 yrs. and a trip to California to get me motivated back into the sport, I've made 14 jumps since October. I made my second "real" freefall 2 mos. ago.(supposed to be my 2nd 10 sec delay). It was the last l
oad of the day (sunset) and the pilot kept climbing, I was supposed to get out at 4500, as I watched my altimeter, it keep reading higher and higher, I started rushing like crazy.....anticipating the terminal. I looked at the JM at about 5500 and he ju
st winked and smiled! at around 6000, I was starting to wonder just how high we would go....Shortly after..... he said forget about the 10 seconds, I just want you to pull at 3500, He advised me to pull at any altitude if I became unstable or started sp
inning. It was at 6500 that he told me to get out, I fell into a perfect arch, had a smooth transition, brought my arms in a little, and rushed my *ss off. I must have checked my altimeter 100 times! I remember looking at it at 4000, preparing to pull,
and by the the time I reached and pulled, (which seemed like only a second or two), and was under canopy, I was at 3000! This was the best so far, can see it getting nothing but better........Man, it's good to be back!] Blue Skies Darin <AIREXTACY@aol.com>
Louisville, KY USA - Thursday, April 10, 1997 at 23:46:25 (EDT) Well, this is a interesting page. Looks like most people are just begginers. My advice to you is stick with it, but keep your heads out of your buttocks. Skydiving is a wxcellent form of entertainment but it can really come back and bite you if y
ou are not carefull. I might be a low experienced jumper, 634 jumps in three years, but I have lived and worked on a major DZ for about a year. and you get to see some weird stuff. If your just starting out and have about twenty stable jumps do what I di
d, go head down, you'll never go back to flat. Well blue skies and safe landings.
Rob Romet
Z Hills, FL USA - Wednesday, April 09, 1997 at 20:36:22 (EDT)Thanks for the tip, Michelle! I've been reading some of the AFF stories that people have posted on various sites. It's been very helpful. I think that I'll be a little bit ahead when I take the class. I've been doing PRCT's already, making sure I
bring my left hand over my head. I'll keep you posted.
Gary O'Berto <gary_oberto@prodigy.net>
Nashville, TN USA - Wednesday, April 09, 1997 at 08:43:22 (EDT)Congratulations Gary on your Tandem! Fine call me Michael! That is ok, it has been done before. Here is a tip for you when you start AFF: Don't kick! Just ARCH! There is nothing to step on. I have seen this with alot of students so far, especiall
y myself. I was on Level III when my instuctor let me go. I was whaling all over the place when I kicked him right in the nose and gave him a nice gash. We can laugh about it now but then it wasn't funny. He was not happy! The next jump an hour late
r, I just arched hard and relaxed. I didn't even know he let me go until I looked over for him and he was 10 feet away from me. That jump I passed right by a cloud. I could have reached out and grabbed it if I wanted. It was so beautiful! The cloud,
the sky, the independence - I then knew this was definately for me! Let us know how the first AFF goes! 100 jumps will come soon!!!
Michelle Fink <michellefink@worldnet.att.net>
Albany, NY USA - Tuesday, April 08, 1997 at 23:20:56 (EDT)Some believe that after God was done resting from creating the universe, He went SKYDIVING ! ! !
Rick S. <ras710s@nic.smsu.edu>
Springfield, MO USA - Monday, April 07, 1997 at 15:33:33 (EDT)My SINCEREST apologies, Michelle!! When I clicked on the area to add my comments, I thought I remembered your name properly. Obviously I didn't. They always say that the memory is the first to go. Again, sorry and WAY TO GO. Hope you get to your
100th dive soon. Watch out for the grunge!!
Gary O'Berto <gary_oberto@prodigy.net>
Nashville , TN USA - Monday, April 07, 1997 at 00:03:34 (EDT)Good for you, Michael. I'll bet you've missed that rush!! Wish me good luck, I just signed up for my AFF training. Take my first class on 4/19. I've only done 1 tandem, but it's in my blood now!! Blue Skies and Soft Landings.
Gary O'Berto <gary_oberto@prodigy.net>
Nashville, TN USA - Sunday, April 06, 1997 at 23:56:22 (EDT)Sorry! 11/1/96 not 11/1/97 (we did not even get there yet!)
Michelle Fink <michellefink@worldnet.att.net>
Albany, NY USA - Sunday, April 06, 1997 at 21:51:35 (EDT)Yesterday I went for my 41st skydive since 11/1/97. I was shaking in my boots because it has been so long. But as soon as I heard "DOOR!!!" I was ready and alot came back to me! It was a pretty rusty freefall but I managed. It has been 5 months.
What do you expect! I lived, I loved, and I will do it again next weekend! My brand new rig still did not come in yet. Maybe this week! Blue Skies Baby!
Michelle Fink <michellefink@worldnet.att.net>
Albany, NY USA - Sunday, April 06, 1997 at 21:47:29 (EDT)I did my first tandem skydive today. My God, it was INCREDIBLE!!! The most amazing, awesome, thrilling experience I've ever had. I am HOOKED!! I've got to do it again. I said this very thing to my instructor as we were descending. I'm going to ta
ke my AFF training and get my license. It is impossible to explain to another person the feeling you have, it is indescribable. My instructor told me I would feel this way and he was right. Until you do it, you can't know what it's like to climb on to
the step outside the plane and then, LET GO!! YOu really feel like you're flying. I recommend it to anyone and everyone. I hope I never come down from this HIGH I feel right now. Blue Skies and Soft Landings to everyone!!
Gary O'Berto <gary_oberto@prodigy.net>
Nashville, TN USA - Thursday, April 03, 1997 at 20:23:34 (EST)I enjoy extreme sports, including snowbording, paintballing, rolerblading and so on. I am taking trip this summer and am looking for a place to skidive somewhere in or between Denver and SanFransico. please e-mail me if you can help.
marc mccarthy <marcm@esu.16esu.16.k12.ne.us>
North Platte, Ne USA - Thursday, April 03, 1997 at 11:29:45 (EST)I went repelling for the 1st time yesterday. what a rush! I probablly made a 20 foot drop from one push too my landing. We went somewhere where everything was ready all the anchors and everything. If you have any tips on making a better time of it pl
ease tell me. danke=^)
ryan <ryannet@micron.net>
twin falls, id USA - Thursday, April 03, 1997 at 04:08:44 (EST)IF YOU LIKE TO DO SOMETHING THAT IS MAN POWERED YOU WOULD NEED TO RACE BICYCLES BECAUSE OF THE FUN YOU HAVE TRAVELING AND SEEING DIFFERENT PEOPLE. IF YOU FEEL LIKE DOING THIS JUST GO TO YOUR LOCAL BIKE SHOP AND ASK ABOUT THE NBL.
KELBY TROWBRIDGE
MIDDLETOWN, IL USA - Wednesday, April 02, 1997 at 13:46:00 (EST)Sorry, It was March 8.
Rick Stennett <ras710s@nic.smsu.edu>
Springfield, MO USA - Tuesday, April 01, 1997 at 14:02:25 (EST)On April 8, one of my best friends came down from Carbondale,Il where he goes to school at SIU. I live in Springfield, Mo and there is not much to do here. I was racking my brain to find something for us to do so he would go back to school still shak
ing from excitement when someone walked up to me and asked if I wanted to go Skydiving. It hit me hard ! The perfect weekend was taking form. I called and got us into the next class and we both were so excited, we barely slept the night before. We we
nt thru the all day class and was jumping by 4:30. It was the most AMAZING feeling I have ever felt! Crawling out on the wing, letting go and ARCH! ARCH! ARCH! My GOD it was UNBELIEVABLE! My first jump, solo from 4,000 ft from a Cessna. I'm hooked.
I can't understand why people feel they have to shoot up or snort something to feel that alive when all they have to do is JUMP. JUST JUMP. I never want to do anything else. ONLY BLUE SKIES LIE AHEAD. Thanx.
Rick Stennett <ras710s@nic.smsu.edu>
Springfield, MMmo USA - Tuesday, April 01, 1997 at 13:58:18 (EST)I've made two tandem jumps and the 2nd being the last load at sunset was unbelievable. I can't imagine anything else that can compare with the sense of adventure then the anticipation of the door opening and hanging on the wing just before release.
As soon as the weather turns I plan to continue my required jumps to be able to jump solo. I'd like to work towards getting my pilots license in the future also. My friend got his last year and I'm soooo envious. May we all continue to fly in the suns
hine.
Kel Reese <uklt15a@prodigy.com>
IL USA - Saturday, March 29, 1997 at 21:39:19 (EST)I think this site is great. I have not even begun to see everything yet. My new rig comes in next week and jumping season starts as well. I have 40 jumps. Maybe 200 this year? Email me if you are new to skydiving like I am.
Michelle <michellefink@worldnet.att.net>
Albany, NY USA - Saturday, March 29, 1997 at 01:44:53 (EST)Fascinating site.I'll be back!
andrew parramore <johnandrewparramore@worldnet.att.net>
centreville, va USA - Tuesday, March 25, 1997 at 20:25:49 (EST)going skydiving for my first time soon, and found this
page very intresting, and explained a lot.
if you have any intresting first time stories, go
ahead and e-mail them to me.
thanks!
rsw <robertw@wojo.com>
davisburg, mi USA - Monday, March 24, 1997 at 21:50:42 (EST)I own a Giant Rincon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is Full Cro-mo!!!!!!!!!
Andrew <nowak@cyberdude.com>
Perth, Wa Australia - Saturday, March 22, 1997 at 08:08:48 (EST)I forgot to ask...Please anybody who has pictures of any kind about skidiving,freefalling,tandem or anything related please send me some Im making a homepage for a school project. Any pics welcome dont forget to add your name Thjanks all! Oh This is t
he best page i've found on the entire net so far Excellent!!!!!!! Blue skies to all!!!
Frank <fbieri@ms.stclairc.on.ca>
Chatham, ON Canada - Thursday, March 20, 1997 at 11:28:29 (EST)I just have to say: "Every One Dies...Not Everyone Really lives" Unless you have experienced the ultimate adventure...Skidiving!!!!!!! Wow...Im going to get my AFF as soon as the weather warms up a bit!!! Man I wanna go RIGHT NoW JUST THINKING ABOUT I
T... Oh well bye all and SUNNY SKIES TO ALL!!!!!!
Frank <fbieri@ms.stclairc.on.ca>
Chatham, ON Canada - Thursday, March 20, 1997 at 11:19:14 (EST)I'm about to do my first tandem on April 3rd, my birthday!! Scared to death, but after reading all the comments, I CAN'T WAIT!!! Making the decision is/was the hard part. After that, the anticipation is great!!! See y'all back here soon!!
Gary O'Berto <gary_oberto@prodigy.net>
Nashville, TN USA - Thursday, March 20, 1997 at 01:32:19 (EST)Just wanted to say "Hi!" and that I hope to go back skydiving again soon. My story? Well, I'd never have stopped skydiving if God hadn't sent me a gift from the sky after I "touched His face" - He sent me my baby, who I hope will be skydiving with me
in a few years... Watch out between one jump and another or you may get this Gift too!!! Dany
Daniela (Dany) Ardito
São Paulo, SP Brazil - Friday, March 14, 1997 at 13:43:43 (EST)I just wanted to add that this is a great idea! I love reading what other people have to say about the sport that I just love so much. Blue Skies y'all.
Martine Butler <butt135@together.net>
Charlotte, VT USA - Monday, March 10, 1997 at 14:49:04 (EST)Love Jay Brito story on motorcycles/surfing to Costa Rica. Something I would do. Hiked the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada, 2162 miles. Took 7 months. Looking for hiking partner from Lake Tahoe to Mt. Shasta this summer - 3 wks.Anyone intere
sted? Also Partner for Southwest motorcycle trips this summer - have your own bike! Organizing cheap sailing trips & cont. ed. for next winter in Mexico/Baja on 50' Tri.Get in touch!Jeannette Jet@oakweb.com
Jeannette <jet@oakweb.com>
Lake TAhoe, ca USA - Saturday, March 08, 1997 at 13:32:45 (EST)People are so scared of dying that they never really get a chance to live. Skydiving is like air, I can't live without it. Shut up and jump !!!!! Catherine <Catherine@Kynoch.co.za>
Johannesburg, South Africa - Wednesday, March 05, 1997 at 02:16:33 (EST)I'm getting sick of being stopped skydiving because of the winter! Here in Québec, we only can jump 6 month per year so, when i read most of your graffs, i have to tell you that you're lucky to live in a skydiving paradise. Such as all skydivers, i
'm addicted and now i feel sick of beeing grounded.I think i'll get many plane tickets: one to Florida, others for skydiving!
vic <aai934@agora.ulaval.ca>
Québec, Qc Canada - Sunday, February 23, 1997 at 19:25:41 (EST)What a cool web site! My first jump was March 5, 94 - at Skydive Sabastian in sunny Florida. I was told not to look down - just take a deep breath and hang on. I looked down and someone was video taping my reaction - a new skydive form was born - t
he "Prayer form." However, it was one of the greatest things that I have ever done!!
P.Cressy <CCressy@mounet.com>
Wise , VA USA - Tuesday, February 18, 1997 at 23:36:59 (EST)"I do not in the least object to a sport because it is rough." -Teddy Roosevelt Taste the wine of freedom or the bitter ale of failure but live each momment as if it were your last!
Kevin Williams <kgw3@dana.ucc.nau.edu>
Flagstaff, AZ USA - Tuesday, February 18, 1997 at 22:08:46 (EST)"...And once you have tasted flight, you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you long to return..." Skydive is life !!! Abraços do Brasil !
Sandro Mollica (21.341 - B) <uippip01@usiminas.com.br>
Ipatinga, MG BRASIL - Tuesday, February 18, 1997 at 16:57:50 (EST)I Have to say I went skydiving for the first time ever last September. It was totally radical. It was the best thing that has happened to me since I was abducted by aliens 7 years ago.
Tony Amonte
Chicago, IL USA - Tuesday, February 18, 1997 at 14:58:19 (EST)Got my first AFF jump from my wife last year (XMAS present). I'm working on getting my AFF finished. Taking to long. Bummer. At 43 I'm the oldest living person at my DZ. (Coffs Harbour in NSW - Australia). Have emailed an image of my DZ. Hope Carl inc
ludes it. Blue Sky's dudes.
chris the elder <chris.smith@australia.ncr.com>
Sydney, NSW Australia - Sunday, February 16, 1997 at 18:48:23 (EST)
This is only a scaled down portion of the photo Chris donated.
Click on the photo if you would like to see the original.I turned 16 while in Austria with my parents and older sister. The year was 1962. We rode a train to near the summit of a mountain called "The Yungfrau". My sister and I rented skis. I had never skied before. As I stood there,wobbly-legged...my sist
er shoved me from behind. I did'nt know how to stop.... Downhill from me was a glacial crevass perhaps 20 feet across and 200 feet deep. Wind whipping at me....I threw myself to the hard-packed snow.....skidding.....clawing at the ice.....my body fi
nnally came to a stop with one leg hanging into the abyss. I am 50 years old now. And that day on the Yungfrau was my first and LAST foray into skiing...!
Fred
Tustin, CA USA - Sunday, February 16, 1997 at 12:39:01 (EST)My 16th birthday was just a few months ago (Dec 8, 96) and my dad took me to get skydiving lessons. I didn't believe how addictive it really was but now, I'm hooked. I can't get enough of the sport. I am doing my 15sec delays tommorow so wish me lu
ck. If you haven't tried the sport yet, you're missing out on a incredible experience!
Jason <reita@foto.infi.net>
Fayetteville, nc USA - Saturday, February 15, 1997 at 23:31:26 (EST)I was skiing my first time at Mulitpor on Mt. Hood. It was very icy. Needless to say I had fallen my fair share of times, and so I was tense and leaning backwards which was making me fall all the more, and it also made me go faster! Suddenly, I fou
nd myself out of control, bookin it down this hill with my poles flailing. This man appeared on the slope from out of nowhere...too terrified to turn, and too tense to do it even if I remembered how, I barreled towards him and slid over the the top of h
is skis! Still barreling faster, towards the bottom, disgruntled skiiers got out of my ways as I tucked and prayed. Amazingly, I made it to the bottom of the slope, came to a complete stop and just stood there dazed. And then, glutton for punishment,
I got right back on the lift and did it again! As you can tell, Im still alive, but I am much safer to others if I am rollerblading! Maisy <michelles@supra.com>
Albany, OR USA - Friday, February 14, 1997 at 16:46:38 (EST)What's Down?! The water, thats what! One day when I was snorkeling with my father at Round Valley Resevoir, we had 30 ft. visibility. The water was freezing but incredible. That's when I decided to learn how to SCUBA dive!
Jess <hackit@pop.fast.net>
NJ USA - Thursday, February 13, 1997 at 21:30:29 (EST)I did my second dive up at Pepperell last October when it was about 55 degrees out and found this to be uncomfortably cold. What's a good borderline temp to find a warmer rush?
Michael Alef <malef@athena.mit.edu>
Boston, Ma USA - Thursday, February 13, 1997 at 14:10:40 (EST)Just wanted to say that this is a great site. Passed level 4 AFF and can't wait for the weather to clear up. College tuition was over paid so got the money for a rig. Wish me luck in purchasing a good used rig. BLUE SKIES and SOFT LANDINGS
Eric Thomas Hildebrand <rockaway@hotmail.com>
Tampa, FL USA - Monday, February 10, 1997 at 17:04:36 (EST)I started Jumping last summer, I now have 35 jumps, and ended last season with a successful 4-way. I just want to start a correspondence with other skydivers about my age. I am 20 years old, and a Junior at Johnson state college. I look foreward to
hearing from someone soon. BLUE SKIES
-Rapper <rapoporm@badger.jsc.vsc.edu>
Williston, VT USA - Tuesday, January 28, 1997 at 22:01:06 (EST)Has anyone tried cliff diving? It looks like a blast.
White Wave <JTaz18@AOL.com>
MI USA - Tuesday, January 28, 1997 at 13:40:34 (EST)Hey everyone. I use to be terrified of high places. I wouldn't even climb a ladder. I use to get teased all the time about it. And then one day, I was hit with a ton of inspiration. I saw a movie titled "Drop Zone". I thought to myself, "If I c
an do that I can do any thing. So I called up Eloy (Skydive Arizona) and made a reservation. I was very scared but I had something to prove. I went up to 13,000 feet, got strapped to my instructor, and went out the door for my first Tandum. I fell,
I lived, I loved it! I have only jumped 5 times since but that has been due to lack of money. Hey, If I could bottle up the feeling you get when you go out the door of that plane, I would sell it and be the richest man in the world! If you haven't f
ell, you have not lived! Blue Skys Everyone!
Chris Knitter <Skyfloter>
Az USA - Tuesday, January 28, 1997 at 01:42:42 (EST)jan.96 i rode my motorcyle from h.b.ca.to costa rica,surfboard strapped to my side.took about 3 1/2 months.i learnt some spanish,surfed some good waves and made lots of friends along the way.not to mention,i lived!
jay brito
h.b., ca USA - Monday, January 27, 1997 at 19:34:28 (EST)I am planning to do my first jump early this year, I finally got up the courage to call the diving school after looking at these Web pages, THANKS, wish me luck!!!!!
Jaclyn <Jaclyn@vnet.ibm.com>
Australia - Thursday, January 16, 1997 at 22:18:01 (EST)(In response to the comment below.) How about Flyaway? Their address and phone number are: 3106 Parkway Pigeon Forge, TN 37863 (423) 435-7777. They also list a Las Vegas number: (702) 731-4768. Check out page 5 of the December 1996 Parachutist for
their ad. (They have been in every issue I've seen...) Carl dos Santos <carl@tiac.net>
MA USA - Thursday, January 16, 1997 at 13:34:06 (EST)I'm trying to find information on the vertical "wind tunnels" that skydivers use to train in. Does anyone know the location or manufacturer of any?
dauson <dauson@csionline.com>
bayville, nj USA - Thursday, January 16, 1997 at 10:33:58 (EST)Don't dream your life, live your dreams.
Bill Anderson <bill.anderson@ogilvy.com>
London, England - Wednesday, January 15, 1997 at 12:33:33 (EST)Hi..Great Web site. I am planing my first ever Jump out of a Perfectly good plane, with a AFF I will do this befor the end of Jan 97. Thanks for all the great stories...Here's wishig all Sunny,sunny days and big BLUE skies...
BrianC <brianc@internetx.net>
Goose Creek, SC USA - Saturday, January 04, 1997 at 03:46:16 (EST)BLUE SKIES !!!!!! PERFECT DIVE EXIT , STABLE ARCH 2 360, GOOD CANOPY CONTROL , WHAT ELSE DO I NEED?
JESSICA PAZOS <WUTANG@CARIBE.NET>
CAROLINA, PR USA - Sunday, December 08, 1996 at 20:56:19 (EST)I have scuba dived all over the world and if you are looking for the divespot of all divespots, you have to go to the Great Barrier Reef. It is unreal, the colors of the corals and giant clams mesmerize the eyes. Great shark diving, night diving, dr
ift diving, wreck diving and pretty much anything else you have planned. Clarity is usually 100+. Have fun and dive safe :) Michael <Harlow@Pacific-Ocean.com>
San Diego, CA USA - Wednesday, December 04, 1996 at 08:16:46 (EST)opportunity is not a lengthy visitor, take chances while you still can
kristyn <dpkwolf@enter.net>
perkasie, pa USA - Saturday, November 30, 1996 at 20:42:14 (EST)Believe this or not, this has been my first time surfing and I stumbled upon your sight. I have skydived only twice and have yet to experience my first freefall. This has been a wonderful journey-Thank You!!
shari
sioux falls, sd USA - Thursday, November 28, 1996 at 13:28:21 (EST) I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy holiday season! Blue Skies
Matthew McDevitt <linetwist@aol.com>
Orlando, Fl USA - Thursday, November 28, 1996 at 13:02:58 (EST)On September 15, 1996 my Mom and I had our first tandem skydive. We waited for 2 or 3 hours for the weather to clear up and finally a hole in the clouds was spotted. We ran to our plane with my father white as a ghost watching us go up and up into t
he sky. We finally reached the 12,500' where we would jump. Mom and her jumpmaster went first I watched in excitement as she disappeared below. Now it was my turn. I sat in the edge of the door with my legs wrapped around the plane and 1,2,3 we wer
e gone. All was blissful for 2 seconds then we were falling through a giant hail storm at 120mph. All I could think about was I HATE THIS! Finally when my jumpmster Kevin felt it was safe he pulled the rip cord. All was fine then. The view was spe
ctacular and I couldn't believe how quiet and peaceful it was up there. All in all the jump was fun except for the hail storm. For anyone who hasn't fallen through a hail storm-DON'T. My face was red, blotchy and swollen for 3 days not to mention that
it was extremely painful. I would say that even through all of the pain it was worth it though. We are even planning on jumping again in the spring when there isn't a cloud in sight.
Heather Lyn <Jessebelle@prodigy.com>
Poulsbo, WA USA - Saturday, November 23, 1996 at 14:31:59 (EST)I have two adventures to tell. The first is my SCUBA dive in the Bahamas last May('96). I went with UNEXSO (Underwater Explorers Society) on a number of dives but the two that were the best was the Shark Dive and the Sunken Tanker Dive (110ft.). Wit
h the sunken tanker dive I was running out of air. By the time I got to the surface after two stops I had just finished the tank. You can see some QuickTime videos at my site http://www.maaz.com/~milkovic/extreme/scuba/ The other adventure was my first
jump from a plane at 12,000 ft. I had it taped as well. You can see the QuickTime at http://www.maaz.com/~milkovic/extreme/skydiving/ Thom Milkovic <milkovic@netdepot.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Saturday, November 23, 1996 at 13:04:35 (EST)I recently celebrated my one year anniversary of my 1st tandem skydive. In that year I've made 330 jumps, got a D licence, Went to the World Freefall Convention, Jumped the New River Gorge Bridge on Bridge Day, made some good friends, and started a n
ew life for myself that I wouldn't change for anything!!! I just felt like sharing that with you guys! "....and once you have tasted flight, you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you long to return..
.."
Matthew McDevitt D-18817 <linetwist@aol.com>
Orlando, Fl USA - Thursday, November 21, 1996 at 18:47:38 (EST)Att: John Stigler: Most skydiving clubs will let you jump if you are under the age of 18. All you need is a written letter of consent from your parents, allowing you to jump. So find a great club and get jumping. Blue skies!!! Catherine <Catherine@Kynoch.co.za>
Johannesburg, South Africa - Tuesday, November 12, 1996 at 03:22:05 (EST)The skies are rearranging
Look my son!!! There weather is changing. There's a whole in my soul like a cavity. It's seems the world is out to hold just by gravity.
Love and peace,
No Fingerprints
No Fingerprints
USA - Wednesday, November 06, 1996 at 18:53:51 (EST)Look to the skies!!! They are ever changing!!!!! Mel
TAS AUSTRALIA - Wednesday, November 06, 1996 at 18:16:04 (EST)SKYDIVING RULES, IT MAKES THE LIFE WORTH LIVING
Ole <olsolhei@online.no>
USA - Wednesday, October 23, 1996 at 14:11:49 (EDT)Skydiving...The art of throwing yourself at the ground...and missing... I did static line jumps back in the late 70s and am looking to get back to the air. Went to a wonderful place in Xenia, Ohio called ,at the time, The Greene County Sport Pa
rachute Club. Great guys all. I guess my lack of response to his READY? while sitting in the door was a positive sign to my particular jumpmaster as he just looked at me and smiled that big "you-know-what" eatin' grin and said GO!.. I went and was neve
r happier. I am looking forward to rounding up the cash to go AFF soon...Sean Sean McHenry <sm1441@ix.netcom.com>
Hilliard, Oh USA - Sunday, October 20, 1996 at 11:20:54 (EDT)
