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wow, I love hearing stories such as these.

I look forward to hearing about it for 13 hours!

Interesting story. Now don't forget to tie your slider down on your slider down jumps. If you look at the vid from two weekends ago when you jumped with us in potato land, you can see that your slider down jump was more like a slider up jump.

 

Thanks for sharing. I found out how important my weekends of jumping (from planes until i get the jumps) are to my sanity, only when I was grounded due to a broken leg. Alot of your story rings home so true. Thanks again.

 

thanks col. i needed that piece of you.

your words shot to a place in me that i've been too consumed to confront lately.

i miss you right now. see you sunday. rain or shine ok

 

 

 
Nice post dude. It's cool to see that my friends on the other side of the world are thinking the same things i am.

 

Colin...awesome post. You have done a far better job putting most jumpers' beliefs and values down on paper than I could even speaking to another jumper. I hope life keeps looking up even more for you and that we can jump in the future. Perhaps i'll see you at the bridge in idaho this summer where i'll be living.

Peace,
Travis

 

I'm with you brother. I get 4-weeks a year away from the corporate plus some unpaid leave. I make sure that my free time is spent entirely jumping, usually in nice locations. Switzerland is only 15 days away........

Then when the boss is away....I tend to snuck off early and go diving.....After 6 years they still haven't cottoned on....