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Thanks WW! We used to go what we called scrambling on our motorcycles back in my teens. Did some 4 wheeling at an old job I had. Cousin of mine used to do mud races back in the early 80's.
For the really off the wall experience...if you don't like wheels under you.... near Pikeville TN in the Sequatchie Valley. It's "ONLY" 1100 feet to the valley floor... About an hour away.. The road you see is 111.. come north from Chattanooga and near Soddy - Daisy you will see 111 snaking some what north.. just before you hit 127.. this is where they fly..
The sack they are dragging is for the feet & legs to slip into for aerodynamics . They land in a field in the valley about 4-5 mile flight..
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