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Sat, 23 Sep 2000
Hallo. So now you´re waiting for the next boogie ... in the meantime, visit my page to keep the boogie in mind ...
Bjarne Birch
Thu, 7 Sep 2000
Hi, I just wanted to see anything from the 2000 boogie, you know, like pictures, reports, statistics etc...
Did we have a good one? YES OF COURSE
Schwede
Schwede
Wed, 12 Jul 2000
We are getting there - Herc is only 5 weeks away. Hope that you have reserved your "seats", if not do it now - the sooner the better.. and a HI to all my friends.
Schwede
Sun, 18 Jun 2000
people who jumped with exotic sky adventures,and venezuela conection. I am happy to see you again during the hercules boogie 00
leo t
Sat, 17 Jun 2000
I was there in 97'
See you all again this summer.
For those of you who haven't been there, you gotta go !!!
Bent Rasmussen
Thu, 8 Jun 2000
Hello good old friends, and new !!
Get ready for the Norwegian camp at the Hercules Boogie
"Tjukken kommer"
Frode Isaachsen
Tue, 21 Mar 2000
See you up there :-)
Blue Sky
Morten H. Schultz. - http://www.skydive.dk/low-life
Mon, 6 Mar 2000
Dear Hercules Boogie 2000!
A small club in the eastern part of Norway has birthday this year! We are 30. We will try to celebrate the day with a 30-way - OK? The name of the club is HAGL Skydiverclub, which means small balls of frozen snow. We do look forward to meet you all in our neighbour country. Skydive from Kaare
Kaare Kveset, Høvding
Sun, 30 Jan 2000
The Hercules Boogie is really something!! If you been there you´ll know it, or else...look forward 2 it, it´s the best feeling...THE Hercules x-it feeling ;-)
"Blue skies, safe landings"
Bella Peterson
Thu, 27 May 1999
Hi everybody.
Sorry to hear about the cancellation of the Boogie 99.
Anyway - if anyone is interested in a great Scandinavian Boogie, q-Paracenter, Aalborg Denmark will host the Statoil Scandinavian Open 1999 june 11 - 13. with the faboulus TurboLET410 (24 jumpers in 14.000 feet in 9 minutes).
Hope to see a lot of you guys (and girls) there!
Blue skies
Thomas
Thomas Rosenstand - http://www.q-center.dk
Tue, 12 Jan 1999
Hellow from Korea. I am a ex-Korean Special Operation Forces. Also current USPA skydiver! And martial art master(Hap ki-do 7th dan blackbelt), location manager of cm production, 1st asian bungie jump master(Extreme sports guru) & human being. Interest? Why don't U let me know.. I lone to talk with thrillseekers. See ya somewhere in the planet. Blue Skies!
Sang Kun 'macho' Cho
Wed, 23 Dec 1998
Sorry to hear about the cancellation of 99 event. I was there in 97' and had a great time in Sweden. Hopefully the Herc Boogie will take place some other time. See you then. Have a merry christmas and a happy new year.
Bent Rasmussen
Mon, 16 Nov 1998
Hello
I jumped video last year and hopefully I will in 99
see you later
Bjarne Birch FMB
Mon, 26 Oct 1998
Just windering if You need a doctor for the boogie? I'm skydiving in Örebro but work as an anesthesiologist (=narkos- och intensivvårdsläkare) at Karolinska in Stockholm.
Dr Hook...
Peter Ullström
Mon, 19 Oct 1998
Very good site!!
Go on like that
See you
stef
Van de Keere Stefaan
Fri, 09 Oct 1998
We can´t hardly wait for the ´99 boogie. Free Skies
Sky´N´Hi free-style TEAM, Midtjysk Faldskærmsklub,DK
Wed, 23 Sep 1998
Hello!
Just about eight months to go. Can hardly wait.
Espen Skancke - http://www.airtouch.se
Wed, 16 Sep 1998
A proposal for a possible improvement:
During recent Hercules Boogies the announcements made via the loudspeaker system has had a tendency to be useless in the camping area, partly due to echoes from the buildings, partly due to other noise. Increasing the volume will not help. If the announcements etc. instead was broadcasted via radio, then any standard receiver, eg. car-radio, could be used as a loudspeaker. At any suitable location, an appropriate volume can be obtained without echoes and the like. This will require a permission from some authorities to use a lowpower transmitter, similar to what some Drive-In cinemas has. This should not be to difficult to obtain for the limited duration the Hercules Boogie has. And of course it requires a transmitter, but modern days has made such equipment reasonable abundant. You might even find a company who will sponsor the use of such a system for the duration of the Hercules boogie.
There are unfortunately a negative side of this idea. The C-130 pilots will no longer have the loudspeakers as a possible trophy when making low-passes.
Klaus Roy-Poulsen
Tue, 15 Sep 1998
Thanks for keeping me informed. The website seems to be in good hands and well organised. I am sure the boogie is also... :-)
Oliver Schult
Tue, 15 Sep 1998
OK, our guestbook is up and running. Who will be the first guest to sign it?
Peter Denk, webmaster - http://www.denk.org