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The art of flying
It’s been almost a month since we had the chance to last skydive over California. And since then, we’ve been on the go-go-go, filling our lives with such wonderful adventures and tangents. However, now that we are blessedly stationary, I’ve been noticing how picky I’ve become in my opportune moments to leap like a lemming….
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Verona, within a historic region of Eastern Ontario, has a population of about 1,800. It lies at the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, where the friendly mix of farmland, rocky-shored lakes, and mixed woodland make it the ideal place to visit with our Airstream. It kind of feels like cottage country, and with Verona…
72/366
72/366. Oh what I wouldn’t do to ride in the nose-cone of this beautiful North American B-25J, AGAIN! The ‘Pacific Princess’ is currently parked in Monterey Park, California, but I had the pleasure of a fiery and exciting 2 minute ‘dummy drop’ flight at Eloy, Arizona. The military was testing for deployment data of a…
Students of Skydiving, 4Ever
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For the first time in 3 weeks, we left the Mount Madonna retreat to go in to town. What a revelation! Life all of a sudden became hectic, and the beauty of nature discovered in the Redwoods felt extremely distant. However, acclimatizing myself to life off the mountain is good thing. I thoroughly enjoyed our…
