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Excerpt: 04 Mar 2010 "It took us nearly a year before we could get our wish to come true as no one was really looking to throw a kayak out of an aeroplane. "To begin with we did it off a 600ft bridge on a static line, and landed in Feather River, California." Static lines connect the jumper to the point they are jumping from – such as a plane or in Mr Daisher's case the bridge – and automatically pulls their parachute as they fall away. He said: "A year later I got permission to jump out of an aeroplane and so since that time I have jumped out of four different aircraft, including a helicopter. "We have taken it all over the world from Mexico to Abu Dhabi and I have been Skyaking for nearly eight years now." Over the years the father-of-two and his team have slowly perfected the art of Skyaking. "There are a lot of things that can go wrong in skyaking and so you have to be prepared," he said. "In skyaking I usually put the chute quite high. With skydives I will pull at 2,000 ft above the ground whereas with skyaking I will pull at 5,000 ft above the ground in case anything starts to go a little crazy. "That way I have a time to sort things out, get out of the boat and then pull the chute for the kayak." .
