MOAB Boogie.... who's frockin coming??

[basehoundsam 0]

This year should be as glorious as usual. I'll have a fleet of fun toys to demo including 3 ghosts.
Just wondering who is planning on showing up.
Free instruction and demo's . Big way fun......... and always plenty of deviant birds to flock with.

Jay Epstein Ramirez
www.adrenalineexploits.com

[boyd38off 0]

See you there, Jay. Keep a Ghost warmed up for me.

Boyd

Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out and shouting,
".... holy crap....what a ride!"

[mccordia 74]

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Keep a Ghost warmed up for me.

Sounds like necrofielia

JC
FlyLikeBrick
I'm an Athlete?

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Keep a Ghost warmed up for me.

Sounds like necrofielia

no, that's when you get a bit too excited in a rigor mortis. This is more like a ghost buster...

Tristan
Will you answer "NO" to my next question?

[boyd38off 0]

I should have added... I'd also like to demo a wingsuit

Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out and shouting,
".... holy crap....what a ride!"

[bdrake529 0]

Jay,

Were you there last year? How many wingsuiters showed up?

I've got a (wingless) friend who might go to the boogie and I'm tempted to go along if the flocking is good.

Brian

Brian Drake

[bdrake529 0]

On second thought, regardless of how many birds show, count me in.

Brian Drake

[greybeard 0]

see ya there. S3, & S1 modified.

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Jay,

Were you there last year? How many wingsuiters showed up?

Brian

I believe that there were about 14-18 wingsuiters but the flocks averaged under 10 most of the time as Jay was wrapped up in first flights and Demo loaning and wasn't able to do as much organizing as he/we would have liked. There were other things to do that you can't get just anywhere else like scenic "off" landings to get involved with also. In the early mornings and late afternoon you may loose some people to backcountry parachuting excursions.

Our group kept inspired with unique fun jumps like, for example, wingsuit bi-planes and Butt-planes that you probably won't see outside of Texas.

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Our group kept inspired with unique fun jumps like, for example, wingsuit bi-planes and Butt-planes that you probably won't see outside of Texas.

That is true and all though the Moab boogie was a great time the Texas flock will be hanging at home this year.

Ya'll have fun

The pimp hand is powdered up ... say something stupid

[greybeard 0]

keep your butt-planes in TexASS, Jason.
Heh, heh. I hear some butte flying in moab is norm.

[basehoundsam 0]

This year should be absolutely awesome..... I've got some help for first time fliers. Tons of fun gear to go around.... and the off premises dessert jumps are going to be awesome.
Hope to see everyone there thius weekend.

Jay Epstein Ramirez
www.adrenalineexploits.com

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Despite the winds and tragic incident, it was a good boogie and I'm glad I went. Lots of fun flocking. And judging by the many Prodigy flights I saw, a healthy number of new birds have joined the flock.

Here's a few pics Ori took of our last-jump-of-the-boogie (Sunday's sunset jump) tracking/birdeo/flock hybrid. The dive plan was for Kipp to ride my back, Jason and Ori to track with us, and Don and Mark to fly their suits in a dive to stay along until they tired of us and decided to fly off.

The birdeo launched and flew fairly well, but I wasn't able to maintain a forward speed slow enough to allow the trackers to keep up so the whole group got kind of strung out. It's (the dive plan) a work in progress so we'll get it right eventually.

We all pulled at 5k to afford us a little more canopy time to enjoy the breathtaking sunset. It was the perfect way to end the weekend.

Brian Drake