It took many missions to accomplish the precision jump: buying materials, cutting, painting, preparing the targets, hiking up the mountain, fixing and painting the metal bars where we anchored the targets, and changing the system for setting them up since the metal was rusted and couldn’t be easily disassembled.
The metal bars measured 5 cm wide and 5 meters in length, with a 4-meter gap between them. The targets were 50 cm squares. We had to go on several missions because the wind kept breaking the targets, forcing us to return and replace them. But in the end, we completed the mission. I managed to break the target completely on my first attempt.🎯
A huge thank you to my great friend @cricketbasejump this wouldn’t have been possible without him. It’s an honor to call him my friend and to share these kinds of epic missions and jumps.
Og så var ferien over for denne gangen. Tusen takk for en superfin jul tilbragt i Chile🤶🏻🇨🇱 Kulturen, landskapet og stemningen her slutter aldri å imponere.
Que día mas increíble, finalmente despúes de casi 15 años queriendo conocer este lugar, tuve el privilegio de poder subir a este hermoso glaciar y conocer sus montañas ! Gracias muchachos! Se pasaron 🙏!!!
@camirojasmacias@jorgeandreesgalaz
