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Skydive Snohomish
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citysearch c.
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I won't forget this day for the rest of my life.
Jumping off a plane was a wild dream of mine since childhood.
At the age of 57, I finally did it at Snohomish , WA .
Of course I was nervous as any first timer should be.
But Vlad, my tandem buddy made me comfortable enough before take off.
Then shortly after the briefing I was away. Into the skies, on a clear sunny day.
I was the second one to dive. Was I tense? Hhhmm!!
Just before,....when I was about to jump...was the most difficult part. And the most exciting!!!
Then came the 'Free fall'. 60 seconds of Ecstasy . It was a feeling, I felt, I never felt before.
At around 4000 feet , the calm came after.
Looked around and saw the snow capped mountains and lakes. I even got to see the Seattle skyline.
The soft landing took away another great fear of mine.
Thanks Vlad...Thanks Snohomish Skydive at Harvey Field.
Will I do it again?
Actually I felt like doing it right away.
Stephen
From India
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