When Meg Avey decided to celebrate her 60th spin around the sun with a jump at Piedmont Skydiving, hopping into our little plane didn’t even ruffle her beautiful feathers.
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When Meg Avey decided to celebrate her 60th spin around the sun with a jump at Piedmont Skydiving, hopping into our little plane didn’t even ruffle her beautiful feathers.
“I have wanted to skydive for 15 years,” Jeremy says. “I have just been too fat my whole life.” That all changed this past month.
Jarrod’s experience was in line with most other students’ experiences. The big difference? Jarrod’s eloquence.
Anthony Johnson lives just half mile from the airport, and he’s been watching us jumping every Saturday and Sunday for years. Now, it’s his turn.