Showing posts with label Sandra Buckley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandra Buckley. Show all posts

Monday, May 21, 2018

Sandra Buckley - Skydive Jersey - April and May 2018


Sandra's Skydive started on 22 April 2018 with training and preparation at the Jersey Aero Club HQ but the jump was called off due to low cloud/mist...

The training and preparation continued on 7 May in very fine weather and the take-off was at about 4.30pm...(above)
It takes about 30 minutes for the aircraft to reach 10,000 ft....
This video goes silent for about 50 seconds at 1min 50 seconds....


The "official"  on-board and off-board video recorded  by Liam Hardman follows and commences with some more basic training reminders....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3zgVsaEVKs


Sandra's Landing near the Gunsite CafĂ© follows...



Sandra has not yet stopped laughing and screaming

Well worth every penny - contact JerseySkydive and book your parachute jump;
skydiversjersey.net 

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Jersey Weekender Rally - organised by the Boston UK MG Club - 2 to 4 May 2014


For many years the Jersey MG Owners' club organised a spring rally which was very popular but the same few people became tired of organising it and sponsorship had become ever more difficult to achieve.
For this year, the UK owners of some MGs decided that rather than let the popular rally just fade away they would organise it themselves through the Boston club.

These video recordings show some of the 100 or so people who participated with their fifty cars  travelling from the UK - plus one from Guernsey - to make this a most successful event.
Notably, another MG group from the UK had organised a separate rally in Guernsey for the same weekend  - showing just how popular the Channel Islands are for such events.

Notable Sponsors for the Jersey Weekender Rally were Condor Ferries, CI Travel Group, Waitrose, Lancaster Insurance and the MG Owners Club. Constable Crowcroft of St Helier gave his usual support....






Videos feature Roche Bentley's rhyme, Roger Pratten's MG3 and transplants, Peter Martel's views on CIs tourism and odd bits of recordings of the Weekender activities....