]> http://broadbandsports.com/taxonomy/term/1762/0 en http://broadbandsports.com/node/17218 <img src=http://ll.broadbandsports.com/png/17218_thumb_0000.png border=0 width=150 height=90 alt="El Yaque 2007" /><Br><br> Windsurfing Mon, 09 Jun 2008 12:21:08 -0700 http://broadbandsports.com/node/3083 Jon heads to the highest waterfall in the world! Angel Falls in Venezuela!<br><br /> <img src="http://ll.broadbandsports.com/images/quickdirty1.catPage.jpg" alt="Quick &amp;amp; Dirty - Angel Falls" title="Quick &amp;amp; Dirty - Angel Falls" width="150" height="90" alt="Quick &amp; Dirty - Angel Falls"/><Br><br> BASE Jumping Other Skydiving Mon, 21 Aug 2006 10:58:55 -0700 http://broadbandsports.com/node/3048 BASE jumper wearing a helmet cam jumps Angel Falls. <br><br /> quality is kinda crappy.. I'll try to find a better one.<br><br /> <img src="http://ll.broadbandsports.com/images/3048_base_jumping_fall.mov.jpg" alt="Angel Falls helmet cam" title="Angel Falls helmet cam" width="150" height="90" alt="Angel Falls helmet cam"/><Br><br> BASE Jumping Fri, 18 Aug 2006 15:04:27 -0700 http://broadbandsports.com/node/1090 Follow BASE Jumper Jeb Corliss as he spends a year crossing the planet in search of ever more challenging jumps.<br><br /> <img src="http://ll.broadbandsports.com/images/jc_1.jpg" alt="Jeb Corliss ~ A Year In The Life" title="Jeb Corliss ~ A Year In The Life" width="150" height="90" alt="Jeb Corliss ~ A Year In The Life"/><Br><br> Skydiving BASE Jumping Mon, 24 Apr 2006 06:55:13 -0700 http://broadbandsports.com/node/815 "I am flying home. Venezuela is a Spanish speaking dream I've just had, that included the rocky topography I love. The nights in the jungle required camping in a gloriously a wild paradise, complete with bathing in a river, and roasting chickens on a stick over a fire. All of this shared with 20 other skydivers, and that perfect and priceless view of Angel Falls. I had flown at 7,000 mi. to stand on the top of Angel Falls and step off its edge. After eight flights on five different aircraft it was time to fly to the top. The clouds, which had occluded the launch point, had finally moved off to the east. All the key operations sites were now clear. The Bell 206 helicopter swooped in and threw up a pelting cloud of dust. The loadmaster anxiously waved us on, as I ran toward it with our gear in tow. We rose slowly but steadily, straddling the cliff wall as we ascended. Five minutes later we crested the top of the falls and I was impressed to see all the camera people roped into their various perches and ledges. A spongy plateau 75-ft. from the falls was the landing zone. We offloaded the helo and waved goodbye to Oswaldo, it's heroic pilot.<br><br /> <img src="http://ll.broadbandsports.com/images/smileontop.catPage.jpg" alt="Angel Falls BASE Jump" title="Angel Falls BASE Jump" width="150" height="90" alt="Angel Falls BASE Jump"/><Br><br> BASE Jumping Wed, 22 Mar 2006 08:39:26 -0800