Highest/Lowest

[ChicagoToffee]

I've done a submarine and helicopter man.

And Chicago, planes aren't counted dude.

Yeah, read that after the fact.

Done some skiing in Colorado like but nothing crazy like.

 

[Dylan]

Not much internet 20,000 leagues under the sea I take it?

Water is quite a good 'shield' for blocking radio waves.

 

[bluebastardo]

Water is quite a good 'shield' for blocking radio waves.

So what do you guys do for entertainment?
I would imagine anything that sends out signals would be a big no no ?

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

Highest is Loveland Pass in Colorado, I think that's right around 12,000 ft. Lowest is the same as CT, Carlsbad Caverns.

 

[ricardobee]

I'm snowboarding at lake tahoe at the mo, lake is at 6000 ft but top of the mountain is 10000 ft. Very harsh on my smoke addled lungs.

Lowest is scuba diving at 30 metres which is as low as you can go on a normal padi license

 

[Whitebootman]

Highest Scafell Pike, not very impressive I'm afraid. Lowest Scuba about 100 feet. I did visit a coal mine in south Wales once a long time ago, not sure how deep it was but I do know it went deeper than the submarine I was working on at the time and gave me a great respect for the lads who worked down there.

 

[gordonjblair]

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can planes count if you've just jumped out of 'em? Go on... 25,000ft

 

[Whitebootman]

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can planes count if you've just jumped out of 'em? Go on... 25,000ft

Counts in my book 25,000ft is impresive. I only managed a few jumps at 2,500ft so well in mate.

 

[Whitebootman]

AHEM!!!!

Seeing as I am a submariner in the US Navy, I could count as one. And we have an ex Royal Navy submariner who frequents the forum.

As for that, the actual depth is classified, so I will say 'greater than 800 feet'

Although I went scuba diving one time, went about 120feet down. My highest is about 10,000 feet. multiple places in the North West of the USA.

Good morning Dylan.

 

[gordonjblair]

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I was lucky, got a plum attachment (not an attachment for my plums - that's an entirely different matter)

 

[micknick]

Empire state building a couple of weeks ago was pretty high.

Lowest was when my Nan died.

 

[heatmeiser]

Loveless House in Bradford, where my mate lived. Think it was the 9th floor or something.

I once dug quite a deep hole to plant some jerusalem artichokes, must have been a couple of feet. Probably as deep/low as I've got.

I think somewhere in Georgia is the lowest point, surely we have some GOT there?

 

[Hayee]

Bwlchgwyn, highest village in wales

 

[atrottel]

Think the esk (or certainly mrs the esk) has got me on this one - never did any proper climbing in the Himalayas so I stick at 4720m (should have been 5200m but we got stuffed with the weather).

 

[micknick]

mmmm Mrs The Esk