Skydiving Moorea Hi,
Can you please advise me a little more about the skydiving trip. I am visiting Moorea in December for my tenth year wedding anniversary and would love to surprise my husband with our very first skydiving experience.
Can you please advise if you are continuing this service. How much it costs? And other information you may find helpful to assist with planning.
Thanking you in advance!
Regards,
Alameda Toelupe
Great read! Just come across your blog, thanks for posting! I am desperate to visit the Dani Tribe in West Papua however, money is becoming an issue now.I love places like this the 'out there' and off the beaten track locations are the best! I too have a travel blog of my trip around South East Asia if you wish to have a peep. Indonesia will be added v.soon! Thanks,<a href="http://www.throughhelenhighwater.wordpress.com" Helen www.throughhelenhighwater.wordpress.com
WOW! How lucky you are to have had these amazing encounters in places where the average tourist never goes. The Banana Man looked like he had been smoking the peels. Intense looking guy.Even the horse looked bad ass. A phone booth? Did it work? Was there graffiti written all over the inside of it? The pix are just breathtaking!
Wow You know 'WOW' is 'MOM' turned upside down.
Don't forget about my heart-shaped rock collection. Just a little one....
Also, beach glass and pottery.
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No helmet this time, either? Where did I go wrong? It's comforting to know you were thinking of me at the moment you thought you were about to die.
Love,
MomXXXOOOXXX
Hiking Alone How was the trip down? Fast? or did you climb up over the presipice from which you were hanging, change your shorts and head down? Are you coming home for the family reunion in July or still thinking about it? Just wondering....Love Ya, Aunt Pauline
The trip down took the same amount of time, with a little more caution haha.
I didn't get the memo about the family reunion!?--fill me in and I'll see what I can do.. I'd love to make it back.
what a hike! hi riley,
so glad you didn't get hurt hiking alone. i, too, like the solitude of nature for reflection and challenge. i need to do it more. who took your pic if you were alone? great photos and really appreciate the time you put into this blog. oh BTW, did your mom also tell you to wear clean underwear? lol
all my love,
aunt mary
Thanks for following--I had one of those gorilla pod tripods for my camera-you can make it stand straight anywhere and on anything, and I used the self-timer on the camera.
Yep, sure did haha.
snakes in paradise I like your blog. Interesting, informative, witty and well-written. Found you when googling my friend George Ellis, the snake catcher of Byron Bay. He has picked up over 3000 (yes, three thousand) deadly Eastern Brown Snakes in Byron Bay. People get bitten in the main street. Seriously. If you laid out all the snakes George has caught, nose to tail, they'd stretch over ten kilometres. Six miles. Yours is the only mention of our deadly secret that I've seen on the internet. Well done.
And, a few years ago a Canadian (Hi Trevor!) forgot what side of the road we drive on, and we hit head-on around a blind corner, at speed. Broke my ankles, wrists, knees etc but Trevor got more pins and plates than me. I'm pretty good at wheelstanding my wheelchair, but walk fine and got my paragliding licence since then. Remember, the steering wheel belongs near the middle of the road.
If you saw a landsailer on the wide, white beaches, tearing up the sand on a windy day, that was probably me. I race kiteboards down the beach, them in the shallows, me on the sand, and they look fantastic from a speeding landsailer. Another good thing about the beach, it's easier to see the snakes and avoid them.
It's a long life, quickly over. Enjoy!
Waaaaay up there..... Pretty amazing pix Conor. Looks like a great place for your first skydive. Gorgeous. Wishing you a Happy Easter with many more beautiful gifts coming your way. XOXO Aunt Pauline
What, no helmet? No knee pads? My heart is in my throat thinking of it! When I was much younger, I thought I'd love to do that, but I'm over it. I'll stay here, safe on the couch, and keep up with your shenanigans.
Thanks for the thrill.
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Wow!! I love reading your blogs!! You really are having some wonderful experiences! Keep writing. I look forward to your travels and your comments. I think you're a great writer!!
XXXOOOXXX Happy New Year, honey!
Thanks for all the geography lessons. Keep 'em coming! Your fan base is growing - everybody wants to see your blog.
Regards to Ethan and the rest of the crew.
Love, MomXXXOOOXXX
Travel this year.... I moved to Leicester. It was a pretty big deal to me anyways. So happy to live vicariously through your blog Conor. Keep those updates coming! Happy New Year to you! Big Hug, Aunt Pauline
Merry Everything! Hi Conor, The pix you posted of the seas gave me a real feel for your ride. Whooo, glad I'm on land! Nice score on the necklace for Mom:) Amazing volcano. Glad you didn't get zapped in the storm! Hope you get to rest and relax a bit for Christmas. Merry Everything, Happy Always, Love Aunt Pauline
Magical is a perfectly good word. It would take a bit of magic for most of us to experience this. Spectacular, stunning, truly amazing - all good words to describe it.
Ally
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Skydiving Moorea
Hi, Can you please advise me a little more about the skydiving trip. I am visiting Moorea in December for my tenth year wedding anniversary and would love to surprise my husband with our very first skydiving experience. Can you please advise if you are continuing this service. How much it costs? And other information you may find helpful to assist with planning. Thanking you in advance! Regards, Alameda Toelupe