Will you jump down here?

No? Well I know somebody that did, so come and see.

We were standing at a look out spot at the top of a mountain, and you can see that the cars looked like pinpricks on the road down below.

This was a big surprise and in the previous post, I said that I would show you some photos of our trip with my in laws. We spent some time with them outdoors and we were so glad that they could also see this live show. It was a great surprise for them and let me tell you that they enjoyed the action thoroughly. It is not every day that a gang arrives here to do their thing, and I don't want to give too much away as I want you to also enjoy the action that you will see in here.

I also have two short videos for you to watch, and it was a brilliant occasion, so without further ado come and look what happened below.

But whoa, now what was this?

So, what was this guy doing? Was he preparing to abseil down from the top?

No, look at this short video.

And this was the paragliding team who train paragliders, and we listened to the coach as he guided the new guys for the off take. A very experienced man.

Here was another student preparing to go.

A few hiccups at the launch, but he made it.

Floating across the mountain pass, and in a circular motion towards the landing strip, way down below next to the road.

Many years ago, before my accident, I can tell you that I would have been one of these guys today, but not to be as I have a bad leg and can only dream of sailing through the air like this. But I am not moaning, as it is always an inner joy to see action like this. So, just imagine that you stop at this look out spot to take landscape shots of the mist on the mountains and the ocean, and something like this takes place. I bet you would have been just as thrilled as we were to see it all. The in laws enjoyed it immensely, and we had a super day with them out in the countryside. After this, we continued on the road, and I took them to one of our favorite places where another surprise was waiting for us.
You will see this soon.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos and videos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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