Flyin Phil
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In Topic: MEDIA DAY- Photo Trip Report: May 17th, 2012
18 May 2012 - 09:01 AM
Very nice picture trip report, Harry, and it was great riding with you yesterday. Your photos from aloft are simply stunning, and I even see myself in more than one of them. The video I shot while riding came out ok, but I really should've used my helmet cam (CMOS lens) as my standard point-and-shoot's CCD lens was a bit jittery as we were spinning rapidly. Nevertheless, I will splice together the best parts and post to my Sky Screamer Trip Report BLOG this weekend.
Once again, though, I can't stress enough how awe-inspiring your pictures are of the park below and the swings in front - NICE JOB !!!
Once again, though, I can't stress enough how awe-inspiring your pictures are of the park below and the swings in front - NICE JOB !!!
In Topic: ADVENTURE ALLEY - New for 2012!
18 May 2012 - 08:51 AM
Hey everyone,
Please check-out my Sky Screamer media event coverage HERE. There are nearly 50 pictures from the event and on the ride itself. The turn-out was fabulous, and I got to ride with friends from the forums, including Harry Applegate (this site) & Josh (gadv.com) - Very COOL !!!
Enjoy
P.S. My video is now posted on YouTube and is embedded within my BLOG above...
Please check-out my Sky Screamer media event coverage HERE. There are nearly 50 pictures from the event and on the ride itself. The turn-out was fabulous, and I got to ride with friends from the forums, including Harry Applegate (this site) & Josh (gadv.com) - Very COOL !!!
Enjoy
P.S. My video is now posted on YouTube and is embedded within my BLOG above...
In Topic: VOTE! Are you going to ride SkyScreamer?
16 May 2012 - 03:14 PM
Dunno...I'm still on the fence about this one. I'll be there for the media event, but I can't say for sure if I will have the stones to ride it. I started getting nervous just looking at the picture Harry posted. Flying around the park in a small plane at 2000 feet is one thing, but spinning at over 200 feet in tiny seats while still attached to the ground is surely another (for me, anyway)
