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2003_0524_060 Howard along the pier where many adventure activities depart from. |
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2003_0524_061 Ken and the boats docked in Queenstown Bay |
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2003_0524_063 Queenstown Bay |
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2003_0524_065 Howard is harnessed with the bungy cord while jump-master Adrian gives it a tug |
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2003_0524_066 Could this bungy thing be suicide? I've never done this before... |
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2003_0524_067 The entire chair contraption with the bungy cord wrapped around both sides of the chair. |
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2003_0524_069 Howard is weighed to determine which bungy strength to use. |
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2003_0524_070 Ken comes along on the boat for the views and to photo and video the jump |
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2003_0524_074 Readying the parachute for the parasailing part of the activity |
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2003_0524_076 Letting the sail out. Parabungy NZ, here we come! |
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2003_0524_081 There were 2 of us that parabungied on the boat. He went first so I can see how it's all done. |
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2003_0524_083 Gorgeous views around Queenstown Bay |
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2003_0524_084 The other guy is about ready to jump. Notice the bungy cord has been unwound during the parasailing portion and is just dangling there. |
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2003_0524_089 OK, now it's my turn...*tremble tremble* |
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2003_0524_091 Up, up and away... |
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2003_0524_093 The parasailing part of it really takes your mind off of the jump. You can't help but think about how beautiful it is all around you. |
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2003_0524_096 Adrian telling me he's almost let out the entire bungy and that I'll be jumping any minute now... |
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2003_0524_098 Can't say enough about the beauty of this region. You must come here if you're ever in New Zealand (and do the parabungy too)! |