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Parachute-Tandem Jump for charity??

gucci · 2007-03-14 21:27:44

hello there, sorry if im posting this in the wrong forum, after a discussion at the weekend me and a pal decided we wanted to do a parachute jump, and while we were at it raise a few bob for charity. iv dabbled in "extreme sport" in the [ast, snowboarding, surfing and to a less successful extent skate boarding. has anyone…

14-03-2007 9:27pm

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gucci

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hello there,
sorry if im posting this in the wrong forum, after a discussion at the weekend me and a pal decided we wanted to do a parachute jump, and while we were at it raise a few bob for charity. iv dabbled in "extreme sport" in the [ast, snowboarding, surfing and to a less successful extent skate boarding.

has anyone done one of these before?? after a brief search on the web there seems to be two irish crowds offering them

http://www.skydive.ie/index.html

http://www.skydiveireland.ie/?gclid=CKjV2LCa9YoCFQFGEAodGnvDlg

both offer tandem jumps for charity (im quite ok with being strapped to someone who knows what they're at forst time around!!) with the first seeming to offer more freedom in choosing your charities.....anybody got any advice or reasons for choosing one over the other???

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