skydiving in SEATTLE area??
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sorry no idea.but thanx 4 answering my question about d shirt swaps..it might hav been asilly question but i just adore pires-i thought he made some good moves when he came on even tho it was only about 15 minutes...\nn i saw when becks swapped with henry-but thanx anyway..\nhey email me:scarletlolly@yahoo.com...mayb we culd discuss the game or sumthing?just thought it wuld b fun...
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Jumpin from an airplane with an open chute.\n\n\nPeace.
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You can try Escapades West.  They're in Victoria.  The number is 1-877-737-3771.  Another is Ultimate High Parachute Centre.  It's closer to Sidney.  Their number is 250-656-6111.
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If you happen to be on top of a very high mountain.\nAnd you happen to have handy some Glue,String,and some cardboard, Handy you could make yourself some Wings.\nIf none of the Above are handy to you.\nYou could always try your local AIRPORT.\nHappy days.
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I think the biggest advance in skydiving has been the invetion and introduction of anti-gravity boots... they all but replace the need for anything but a really small back-up/emergency chute... the only drawback is that you have to begin your free fall above 10,000 feet for them to work effectively and their circuitry doesn't work well with the supplemental oxygen systems required for those altitudes... as far as I'm concerned, they are great... give them a try! I bet they are the last pair of skydiving boots you will ever own!!
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If you are looking for a large town in western WA, I'd say Olympia, has a small town atmosphere, but is the capitol and has all the shopping bells and whistles. Is about an hour from the coast and an hour from the mountains. Also is about an hour from Seattle and 1.5 hours from Portland.  It is the only capitol city in the US without an airport.\n\nI prefer smaller towns, so I would choose either Grays Harbor area or further north on the Canada line.
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Maybe this link will help... if not.. go to www.ask.com  and type in minnehaha falls
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590 ft out of a gondola in Switzerland and 100 or so in California.  If you enjoyed bungee save up some change and go sky diving.  It's a rush you will never forget.
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For PADI, there is http://www.a1scuba.com/\nFor SSI http://www.denver-divers.com/\nFor NAUI  there are none listed in Denver, just in Boulder\nFor IANTD , none listed at all for CO, which doesn't surprise me.\n\n All of those training agencies offer an open water certification and all are about equivalent in the nature of the course.
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I think you mean bungee jumping in North Carolina. try seaching "bungee jumping in NC" and see what comes up.
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Try a sporting goods store or dive shop.
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I took my first SkyDive in Nagamibie northern Victoria in November last year.\n\nExhilarating would be a good word to describe it.\n\nLike falling with the initial rush tat you get when falling off or jumping off something, but never finding the ground. Truly awesome!!!\n\nI would recommend it to everyone because once the shoot opens, the scenery is beautiful and everything is completely silent. Such a beautiful experience.
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sky diving,i thought this is only for swimming?
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hiking, going to the waterfront, anything outdoors.  It is beautiful in Seattle during the summer.
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Skydiving can be done from nude to full Arctic clothing (have done latter not former).\n\nThe temperature question very much depends on where you are intending to jump ... as I remember it the rule of thumb is -1oC per 1000 ft but remember the wind chill!\n\nIn answer to your specific question it is possible that you would be able to find a person willing to do so BUT: \n\n1) For a first jump I should just do the jump normally - you have enough on your mind without trying to 'extreme' it.\n2) DZs can be freak shows but usually only amongst the experienced crowd :-)\n3) Apart from temperature you have to remember that you are strapped into a harness that is not particularly forgiving and can chafe through a jump suit if it moves on you;\n4) The inside of jump aircraft are not build for comfort;\n5) I have seen several tandems having spills on landing - you could get some serious grass-rash without coveralls ... while in the US you can waive personal injury you cannot in many other countries and therefore the DZ will not take the risk.\n\nOverall I can't really see what is in it for the DZ other than taking a risk. \n\nBlue skies\n\n=8-)
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Try calling any of the small airports in your local area, they may know.  I know there is a place about an hour and a half away from where I live that has a "Flying Circus" and they do wingwalking and all.
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I suggest you ask the Police or contact a Jump club -- especially one that specialises in base jumping. No, seriously! I assume you want to do a base jump, right? I mean, if you wanted to kill yourself you wouldn't be worried about getting permission... (Duhhh!!) :))\n\nAnyway, the fact is that if you want to do a base jump, the main concerns are that you do not endanger any person or property, which includes the awkward problem if you get hooked up in a tree and have to be rescued and so forth. Embarrassing but it happens, as you no doubt know. That's why there are laws about this usually. And this means the consequential issue as well: they don't want anyone to have a wreck because they see you leap off the parapet and go sailing off into space...\n\nIt can also be a technical wrinkle if the bridge in question actually is a link between two states. One state might allow it and the other might not -- which is problematic if you land on the illegal side...\n\nI saw a program here on TV a while back, where several hundred people did base jumps on the same day from one bridge. Can't recall where but it was in the US, and it was all done in arrangement with the Police and emergency workers. I think the worst injury was a sprained ankle when one guy landed in a tree... But it looked so cool, all these people diving off in pairs and so forth!\n\nAnyway, I hope this helps!