Patrick Ness said: “It’s not how we fall, it’s how we get back up again”…
Photo by Kristian Caulder
Even if our annual P3 Spring Fling got knocked down last May by the 2020 Green Monster and we couldn’t fall out of airplanes then, we are resilient!
We got back up in the air, and fell out of Otters and Skyvans during P3 FALL Fling instead. Nothing can stop us – not for long, anyway!
That said, the event was smaller than it usually is. With all the international travel restrictions P3 thought 36 sounded like a good number rather than the usual Perris Spring Fling 64ways. Masks on at all times and the pretty complex sequential jumps which changed everyone’s slots every time were texted to the participants’ phones before each new jump to minimize dirtdive time.
Playing the sequential game 🙂
Video by Craig O’Brien
Oh, what fun we had! Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld’s imagination was over the top as usual, and we had the talent to make those intricate (and let’s admit it, a bit crazy) formations happen!
Photos are worth a thousand words, so I will stop this text here and let you enjoy the amazing shots Craig O’Brien and Kristian Caulder took of the event.
A Star is Born
The 36-way stars were a taster of things to come at the ‘Star is Born’ event to be held at Skydive Perris, June 2021, aiming to build the world’s largest star.
Amazing
Once in a while there is a picture which captures that perfect moment of us sharing the skies together. Not being momentary visitors but actually being part of the beautiful skies we stared up at as kids wanting to fly in. This is one of those pictures…”
Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld
Photo by Kristian Caulder
More images on the P3 Skydiving Facebook page
- 9 jumps aged 90 - 25th November 2021
- Perris Fall Fling - 19th October 2020
- World Record Re-created - 15th November 2019
- 9 jumps aged 90 - 25th November 2021
- Perris Fall Fling - 19th October 2020
- World Record Re-created - 15th November 2019