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    Insider2Insider2 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited January 13, 2020 4:02PM

    @SoCalBigMark said:
    Early Base jumping safety sheet when Basic Research was located in a trailer at the end of the runway at Perris dropzone.

    Can you explain the chart a little. Are the numbers at the top the diameter of the chute?

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    Hotel bathroom lab?

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    @Insider2 said:

    @SoCalBigMark said:
    Early Base jumping safety sheet when Basic Research was located in a trailer at the end of the runway at Perris dropzone.

    Can you explain the chart a little. Are the numbers at the top the diameter of the chute?

    The diameter of the pilot chute, the little tiny round parachute that catches wind and and pulls the big one out of the backpack aka container.

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    1northcoin1northcoin ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited January 15, 2020 2:27AM

    @1northcoin said:

    @1northcoin said:
    Photo taken late Friday:

    Another view of this week's Wolf Moon:

    And for good measure, a few from earlier in the day:

    An added view previously captured:

    FWIW, The same and my concurrently taken photo as they were previously broadcast on Hawaii's KITV, the ABC affiliate. The narrative included a news feature regarding Captain Cook with regard to his last voyage from Alaska to Hawaii:

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    @SoCalBigMark said:
    Early Base jumping safety sheet when Basic Research was located in a trailer at the end of the runway at Perris dropzone.

    Did you have to have a custom made chute because of your weight, or did they give you one that the military uses when they drop vehicles out of planes?

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    @SoCalBigMark said:
    Early Base jumping safety sheet when Basic Research was located in a trailer at the end of the runway at Perris dropzone.

    Question on parachute etiquette.

    I know why you call yourself Bi gmark. I've seen a pic of you. You must go about 315 lbs.

    When you jump and land you must create a mini crater. Are you supposed to fill the hole afterwards, like golfers replacing divots? :*

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    @1northcoin said:
    Photo in need of a caption:

    The museum in The Netherlands where I took the subject photo:

    And if I recall correctly, this was the posted information regarding the painting itself:

    And hanging close by was this Van Gogh:

    Along with another that caught my fancy:

    As a side note, the museum itself was located in the middle of a National Park close to where "A Bridge Too Far" was filmed and the battle subject of the filming took place during World War II. Here is my photo of "The Bridge" pictured in the movie as I caught it from the train.

    Thanks, the Van Gogh is astounding to me.

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    Love the currency @asheland! My first thought was...I wish I knew more about paper currency because I love the artwork on some of those. Then my second thought was, the last thing I need is another thing to collect. I gotta stay focused. Those are beauties though.

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    @mapleman said:

    The museum in The Netherlands where I took the subject photo:

    looks like Alfred Hitchcock

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    @hammer1 said:

    @SoCalBigMark said:
    Early Base jumping safety sheet when Basic Research was located in a trailer at the end of the runway at Perris dropzone.

    Question on parachute etiquette.

    I know why you call yourself Bi gmark. I've seen a pic of you. You must go about 315 lbs.

    When you jump and land you must create a mini crater. Are you supposed to fill the hole afterwards, like golfers replacing divots? :*

    I heard you keep it under your pillow.

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    hammer1hammer1 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited January 15, 2020 7:44PM

    @SoCalBigMark said:

    @hammer1 said:

    @SoCalBigMark said:
    Early Base jumping safety sheet when Basic Research was located in a trailer at the end of the runway at Perris dropzone.

    Question on parachute etiquette.

    I know why you call yourself Bi gmark. I've seen a pic of you. You must go about 315 lbs.

    When you jump and land you must create a mini crater. Are you supposed to fill the hole afterwards, like golfers replacing divots? :*

    I heard you keep it under your pillow.

    You heard wrong.

    It's a pic of BMM under my pillow. Actually it takes 2 pillows.

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    Concerned friend ...
    Get out of there!
    Why did you do that?

    Answer...
    There was nothing blocking the opening.

    Gardener...
    Show me your scooper.
    And get out of my garden "A"

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    Great pictures!

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    super pictures @1northcoin!

    Ken
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    In my quest to show a guy what the 1995 doubled die cent looks like... I came to the conclusion that photography is not my forte.

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    I'm sure the advancement in chutes, now a days, is great
    but when I landed with a canopy chute, it was a rougher landing than the sport parachutes. :)

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    Home Land Heros

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    sry it slipped

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