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He appears to be enjoying the free falling.

This jumper was a little more daring.

The jumper lands more than 480 feet below the bridge.

You can barely see the jumper under the massive chute.

Gliding down to land near the water.

You can see both chutes in this photo but no jumper. You can get a sense of how small that mini chute really is.

Kevin did an awesome job getting these shots from the bridge.

Parallel to the ground you see his mini chute open the whole way and his landing chute beginning to open.

This jumper is reaching for his cord as his mini chute is opening.

There is still a good distance of free fall before that mini chute opens up.

The jumpers first throw a small chute they have in their hand.

Ready. Set. Jump. The first jumper we saw that day pushing off.

The Perrine Bridge is the only man made structure where BASE jumping is legal year round without a permit.

Above Kevin’s head in this picture in the distance is the ramp Evil Kneivel built for his unsuccessful attempt to jump the Snake River Canyon.

It was a beautiful day in Idaho and we took full advantage of the wonderful light and amazing view.

Kelsey sitting on a wall designed to keep people from sitting on it. Notice he jagged rocks.

Western view from the lake, notice the golf course in the canyon.

A fishing boat gives some idea of the size of the Snake River Canyon at this point.

The Perrine Bridge in Twin Falls, ID.

Kelsey frustrated with Kevin before leaving for the trip because he wasn’t helping to pack clothes.

The boys (Karl, Sean, and Kevin) smoking cigars in the dark.

Peek-a-boo with the sunset.

Kelsey looking cute in another sunset photo.

A sunset photo.