I have flown in a sailplane. I did that rather early in my life. I elected to stay inside.
I haven't jumped, yet. My opportunity came when I was stationed in Germany, in the Army. Unfortunately, our instructor (for non-military jumping) was transfered two weeks before we were to begin training.
Since then I have had people depending on me. Needless risk became too much risk. I don't even motorcycle anymore. \:-/
I'm a little disappointed. I thought he should have climbed up onto the upside down plane and gotten inside it, instead of just touching the tail. No guts, I guess. :0)
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I have flown in a sailplane. I did that rather early in my life. I elected to stay inside.
I haven't jumped, yet. My opportunity came when I was stationed in Germany, in the Army. Unfortunately, our instructor (for non-military jumping) was transfered two weeks before we were to begin training.
Since then I have had people depending on me. Needless risk became too much risk. I don't even motorcycle anymore. \:-/
Wow! I downloaded that one. Talk about, "extreme." "So, honey, what time will you be home for dinner?" It looked real, too.
I'm a little disappointed. I thought he should have climbed up onto the upside down plane and gotten inside it, instead of just touching the tail. No guts, I guess. :0)
When Cheri and I were first married I did a tandem jump from 14,000 feet. What a rush! Only once, that’s enough.
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