coral reef dive or cage dive with shark .ohhhhh theres a park in austrlia where they have a huge salt water croc .theres a vertical pvc tube going in one side of the tank so you can go in there because of the water like nothing between you and the croc ! id soooooooo wanna do all the above ! |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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"coral reef dive or cage dive with shark .ohhhhh theres a park in austrlia where they have a huge salt water croc .theres a vertical pvc tube going in one side of the tank so you can go in there because of the water like nothing between you and the croc ! id soooooooo wanna do all the above ! "
Wow that does sound you need real balls to do it. And yeah it sounds like something I might like to try  |
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By *empnbunkCouple
over a year ago
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"coral reef dive or cage dive with shark .ohhhhh theres a park in austrlia where they have a huge salt water croc .theres a vertical pvc tube going in one side of the tank so you can go in there because of the water like nothing between you and the croc ! id soooooooo wanna do all the above ! "
I did want to organise u swimming with the fishies but you wouldnt let me  |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Bobsleigh, the most exciting thing I've done with my clothes on "
Love the emphasis on "with your clothes on" ... I had not even thought that far ahead...perhaps a new thread on challenges without clothes...;-) |
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"Bobsleigh, the most exciting thing I've done with my clothes on
Love the emphasis on "with your clothes on" ... I had not even thought that far ahead...perhaps a new thread on challenges without clothes...;-)"
You know me, always thinking ahead |
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as i was told as i eased myself into the water, its ok there only agressive when hungry or in the mating season , and it wasnt.
so like a fool in i went but was so much fun, got a pull by one they are so powerfull |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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"what is on yours...?
After today's sky dive... I ll have to think of a new challenge and I need some inspiration?
Anybody got any suggestions?
come diving with sharks with me?"
Who is the shark in this one |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
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"Done the Mountaineering bit Scotland, Alps and Himalaya, done some pretty extreme Rock Climbing even some naked. Climbed the odd building (Birmingham Communications Tower) parapenting and Ticked off the pot holing stuff too, done white water rafting, gorge walking,bungey jumping. and canyoneering! Still want to master slack walking, would love the opportunity to be able to sky dive and ultimately become an extreme Ironing exponent. and that is just as an adult, as a kid I flew glyders under supervision of course!
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Got a ppl and absolutely loved (and still do love) flying and especially aerobatics. Think after today I want to to paragliding!!! |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
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"Got a ppl and absolutely loved (and still do love) flying and especially aerobatics. Think after today I want to to paragliding!!!
Oh really"
Seriously, I looked at that when I was in Austria earlier this year as they do courses and I saw people literally throwing themselves off the cliffs and then moving silently anad peacfully amongst the mountains... The scary bit was the first part and wwatchign whether or not the chute would fully open but they are designed for safety and "fool"proof. And it looked awesome...and not too expensive either. |
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By *he tactile technicianMan
over a year ago
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"Got a ppl and absolutely loved (and still do love) flying and especially aerobatics. Think after today I want to to paragliding!!!
Oh really
Seriously, I looked at that when I was in Austria earlier this year as they do courses and I saw people literally throwing themselves off the cliffs and then moving silently anad peacfully amongst the mountains... The scary bit was the first part and wwatchign whether or not the chute would fully open but they are designed for safety and "fool"proof. And it looked awesome...and not too expensive either."
That is probably parapenting rather than paraglyding. The former uses a harness and canopy, second hand canopies can be picked up for £500, then all you need is the energy and stamina to get yourself to the top of the mountains...easier in France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria, as the ski lifts and telepheriques all take parapenters up in the summer months, Here in North Wales, the Lakes and Scotland, it is just an extension to mountain walking with an extremely fun descent thrown in! Go girl go! |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
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"Got a ppl and absolutely loved (and still do love) flying and especially aerobatics. Think after today I want to to paragliding!!!
Oh really
Seriously, I looked at that when I was in Austria earlier this year as they do courses and I saw people literally throwing themselves off the cliffs and then moving silently anad peacfully amongst the mountains... The scary bit was the first part and wwatchign whether or not the chute would fully open but they are designed for safety and "fool"proof. And it looked awesome...and not too expensive either. That is probably parapenting rather than paraglyding. The former uses a harness and canopy, second hand canopies can be picked up for £500, then all you need is the energy and stamina to get yourself to the top of the mountains...easier in France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria, as the ski lifts and telepheriques all take parapenters up in the summer months, Here in North Wales, the Lakes and Scotland, it is just an extension to mountain walking with an extremely fun descent thrown in! Go girl go! "
Ah, I may stand corrected, perhgaps that is what is is called. They did use the same lifts as the skiers... and then walked with what looked like a fairly big rucksack a few metres down the slope before launching themselves off the cliff.. and yes, I have to do it.. it looks kinda ,... addictive |
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By *he tactile technicianMan
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the good lands, the bad lands, the any where you may want me lands |
"Got a ppl and absolutely loved (and still do love) flying and especially aerobatics. Think after today I want to to paragliding!!!
Oh really
Seriously, I looked at that when I was in Austria earlier this year as they do courses and I saw people literally throwing themselves off the cliffs and then moving silently anad peacfully amongst the mountains... The scary bit was the first part and wwatchign whether or not the chute would fully open but they are designed for safety and "fool"proof. And it looked awesome...and not too expensive either. That is probably parapenting rather than paraglyding. The former uses a harness and canopy, second hand canopies can be picked up for £500, then all you need is the energy and stamina to get yourself to the top of the mountains...easier in France, Switzerland, Italy and Austria, as the ski lifts and telepheriques all take parapenters up in the summer months, Here in North Wales, the Lakes and Scotland, it is just an extension to mountain walking with an extremely fun descent thrown in! Go girl go! Ah, I may stand corrected, perhgaps that is what is is called. They did use the same lifts as the skiers... and then walked with what looked like a fairly big rucksack a few metres down the slope before launching themselves off the cliff.. and yes, I have to do it.. it looks kinda ,... addictive "
Yeah! thats parapenting. the rucsac contains the harness and the canopy, usuall protocol is to descend slightly on the upper slopes, fit yourself into the harness and spread the canopy out behind yourself. A gentle jog towards the drop then fills the canopy and you're airborne ready for the descent to the valley below |
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