Jumping Around - Sly
Because i believe i can fly (should that be on pictures only)

My first jump of the serie: Oslo!
Oslo, Norway
Jumping in Oslo
My very first jump in freezing cold Oslo ! The light (when there was light) was quite amazing as the sun was staying a long time very low on the horizon.
written by  Sly on December 27, 2008 from Oslo, Norway
from the travel blog: Jumping Around

Jumping in Bergen
Bergen, Norway
We took the train from Oslo to Bergen, a town West of Norway on the Atlantic Ocean. The 6 hour long train journey in the mountains was amazing ! Bergen itself is a nice and "warm" (for Norway...) city. It is supposed to have quite some nightlife with many students but between Christmas & New Year, it was veeeeeeery quiet :-)
written by  Sly on December 28, 2008 from Bergen, Norway
from the travel blog: Jumping Around

New Year, let's Jump too !
Chateauneuf-sur-Sarthe, France
Jumping in New Year
In a farm lost in the Sarthe area in France: Happy New Year 2009 and Happy Jumping !
written by  Sly on December 31, 2008 from Chateauneuf-sur-Sarthe, France
from the travel blog: Jumping Around

Jumping in Paris
Paris, France
Jumping in la Place de la Concorde
Jumping with Arnaud in front of la place de la Concorde in Paris during a beautiful day of February
written by  Sly on February 8, 2009 from Paris, France

Jumping in Frankfurt
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
"Me wants, this Euro is miiiiiiiine !!"
(in front of the European Central Bank)
written by  Sly on February 14, 2009 from Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Jumping in Punta Umbria
Huelva, Spain
Aviva's most famous Strawberry Spring Festival in Andalusia, Spain.
It's only March but the sun is still up high in the sky and strawberries are so exquisite. Me encanta España !!
written by  Sly on March 21, 2009 from Huelva, Spain

Jumping in Sevilla
Sevilla, Spain
A few hours before taking the plane back in Paris, a little walk in Sevilla, and a sun worshiping incantation (does this word even exist ?)
written by  Sly on March 23, 2009 from Sevilla, Spain

Knee Strain in Crest-Volland
Crest-Voland, France
Jumping in Crest Voland
Yay a weekend skying in the alps !
Yay another reason for Jumping !
Yay how i love a good Raclette !
Yay.... I ended up the weekend with a knee strain ("entorse" en bon français)... aouch :-(
written by  Sly on April 3, 2009 from Crest-Voland, France

Jumpping in Valencia
Valencia, Spain
Jumping in Valencia
Why am I always out of sync with the others ??
Ok, let's do one without me...
... ahhh now that better !
written by  Sly on May 2, 2009 from Valencia, Spain

Jumping in Moraira
Benitachell, Spain
A few kilometers from Javea, Moraira !
I love that one below.
Jumping in Moraira... Egyptian style !
written by  Sly on May 3, 2009 from Benitachell, Spain

Falling in Javea
Javea, Spain
"Falling" in Javea
The idea was indeed to jump. But the result was rather... unexpected ! :-)
written by  Sly on May 3, 2009 from Javea, Spain

Jumping in Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain
After a "busy" week "working hard" at a community Meeting in Barcelona and Sitges, there is nothing better than a little weekend in Barcelona to relax ! And that means: Jumping pics in Plaza Catalunya !
written by  Sly on May 8, 2009 from Barcelona, Spain

Jumping in Chicago
Chicago, United States
Jumping in front of Chicago's bean
Taking advantage of a business training near Chicago to take some days off and discover the city. This metallic bean is emblematic from the city, along with its skyscrapers (very impressive when you're used to european-like type of cities)
written by  Sly on May 17, 2009 from Chicago, United States

Jumping in Hilton Bonaventure, Montreal
Montreal, Canada
Bed Jumping !
Before starting with a 2 weeks RV roadtrip accross Quebec & Ontario, we decided to offer us a little treat and book a room in hotel Hilton in Montreal.
Gods were with us as we got upgraded the biggest Suite of the hotel on the top floor (with private access to roof top swimming pool and some welcome drinks). I love Montreal :-)
Have you seen the Exorcist?
written by  Sly on May 25, 2009 from Montreal, Canada

Jumping in front of le Château Frontenac
Quebec, Canada
Jumpin in Québec
Jumping picture expert will have indeed noted the classical "X-Jump" figure of this picture.
written by  Sly on May 27, 2009 from Quebec, Canada

Still jumping in Québec
Quebec, Canada
Vive le Québec Liiibre !
I couldn't resist...
written by  Sly on May 27, 2009 from Quebec, Canada

Jumping in front of Hervé the RV
Quebec, Canada
Yet another X-factor jump. Behind me our dear friend Hervé the RV that guided us in this 2000 km road trip in Canada. Hervé has everything you want: fridge, kitchen, toilets, shower, a 2 double beds and 2 single ones... as well as a Gas consumption of 30 liter per 100 km... aaaargh !
written by  Sly on May 28, 2009 from Quebec, Canada

Jumping on the Ferry to Tadoussac
Tadoussac, Canada
Jumping on the ferry to Tadoussac
Don't even DARE to comment on that facial expression of mine ! Sometimes it takes a lot of effort to jump :-)
This picture was taken on the ferry crossing the Saguenay river to reach Tadoussac. From there the goal was to go find some whales. And we did it !
written by  Sly on May 28, 2009 from Tadoussac, Canada

Jumping in Sainte Rose du Nord
La Baie, Canada
From Tadoussac we headed up Saint Jean Lake following the Saguenay. A little stop in Sainte Rose du Nord on a gray day made us eat a huge and delicious Poutine... and of course jump !
written by  Sly on May 29, 2009 from La Baie, Canada

Jumping in Lake Wapizagonke
Saint-Georges, Canada
Two days spent in le Parc de la Mauricie, sailing through the different lakes and rivers and avoiding Beaver dams :)
written by  Sly on May 31, 2009 from Saint-Georges, Canada

Jumping in front of Wall*Mart
Belleville, Canada
Trowing Havaianas in the Wall*mart parking in Kingston. I'm still unsure what is it I wanted to do here.
written by  Sly on June 1, 2009 from Belleville, Canada

Jumping in Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls, Canada
Jumpin in Niagara falls
Maid of the Mist, maybe that's the most famous touristic boats, dragging tourists from the shore down to the fall with some very sexy blue plastic bags!
written by  Sly on June 2, 2009 from Niagara Falls, Canada

Jumping in KOA Kamping
Belleville, Canada
Because life's sometimes tough for a travelers, there is nothing better than a relaxing day in a camp ground.
It starts with a jumping into a so called "SPA for Adult only" (that was what was written on The Entrance!)
Jumping in a Spa at KOA Camping
And then have you ever wondering how you would look like if you were riding an invisible Dinosaur ? Here is maybe the answer.
written by  Sly on June 3, 2009 from Belleville, Canada

Jumping in Toronto
Toronto, Canada
Toronto, the big city and the CN Tower (the world's tallest building and free standing structure). Driving (and parking!) with Hervé the RV in big cities is always quite challenging, so this is why we avoiding them as much as possible. But Toronto did worth the stop over, although i must say that I preferred Montreal (more French speaking people :-p).
written by  Sly on June 4, 2009 from Toronto, Canada

Jumping in front of Notre Dame de Paris
Paris, France
Jumping in front of Notre Dame
Jumping with Eva in front of Notre Dame de Paris during June 21st Fête de la Musique !
written by  Sly on June 21, 2009 from Paris, France

Early jumping in Biarrtiz
Biarritz, France
Jumping in Biarritz
Jumping at 8am in Biarritz beach after a night spent in a "Party train" (French railway have had the "great" idea of having standard TGV high speed trains running at slow speed during the whole night AND having a bar/nightclub open all night !!)
written by  Sly on July 31, 2009 from Biarritz, France

Jumping in Saint Jean de Luz
Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France
Jumping with Sylvain on a beach in Saint Jean de Luz after a tough day in la Feria de Bayonne !
I love that picture :)
written by  Sly on August 1, 2009 from Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France

Jumping in Hendaye
Hendaye, France
Following le "sentier de grande randonnée" that goes down to Spain.
written by  Sly on August 2, 2009 from Hendaye, France

Jumping at le Parc Astérix
Plailly, France
Jumping in le Parc Astérix
A day at le Parc Astérix... and still jumping.
I strongly recommend you the two main attractions "Le tonnerre de Zeus" and "Le Goudurix" for high sensations !
written by  Sly on August 11, 2009 from Plailly, France

Jumping at Rock en Seine music festival
Saint-Cloud, France
Jumping in Rock en Seine Festival
Rock en Seine! 3 days of pure rock craziness with the climax being the Offsring and Prodigy concerts.
written by  Sly on August 30, 2009 from Saint-Cloud, France

Jumping in Slovakia
Bratislava, Slovakia
A few days in 4 days in Slovakia in Bratislava and visiting the Devin Castle. Great country, great people, great food... awful language :-)
Jumping in front of Bratislava Presidential Palace
Jumping in Devin Castle
This is Slovakiaaaaaaaaa ("famous quote"):
Jumping Middle age Style !
It is on that precise day we arrived in Bratislava that the airplane company that flew us here decided... to go brankrupted :-/ Stuck in the Bratislava yay ! After some time finding for workaround we ended up finding some tickets from Vienna to go Paris. But as it was last minute, it was business class only... champagne was good tough :)
written by  Sly on September 1, 2009 from Bratislava, Slovakia

Jumping on the Danube
Fischamend Dorf, Austria
Bratislava and Vienna are 60km distant and the Danube river flows through both cities. I highly recommend to take one of the boat shuttles that go from one city to the other. They're quite cheap and the landscapes sailing on the river are gorgeous!
Fred jumping on the Danube
written by  Sly on September 2, 2009 from Fischamend Dorf, Austria

Jumping in Vienna
Vienna, Austria
Vienna and Bratislava are the two closest country capitals in the world. We couldn't miss that !
Jumping in front of the Vienna Opera
Jumping on a metro station in Vienna
written by  Sly on September 3, 2009 from Vienna, Austria

Jumping in Forcalquier
Forcalquier, France
Forcalquier is my home town ! Great city and wonderful goat chesse.
It also have the ultimate BEST crèperie restaurant in the whole world. Try: Salade de chèvre chaud, then Blanchette and a Corsaire for the dessert!
It is after going to that restaurant that we took the picture below... that might be one of the reason why that jump is a bit low :-)
Jumping in front of la citadelle de Forcalquier
written by  Sly on September 5, 2009 from Forcalquier, France

Jumping at the top of Le Contadour Mountain
L'Hospitalet, France
Le Contadour is a small mountain from the southern Alps. The top rises at 1413m. Perfect place to go hiking and sleeping in the wild when nature's calling you :)
Jumping at the top of Le Contadour mountain
written by  Sly on September 6, 2009 from L'Hospitalet, France

Jumping in the Moon Fall
Carniol, France
La cascade de la Lune (the Moon Fall) is a small fall hidden somewhere around Carniol. During Spring it can be a bit tricky to get there without getting wet :-) But in summer, it's too often that the fall gets dry and the river is not flowing at all.
Jumping in the moon fall
written by  Sly on September 7, 2009 from Carniol, France

Jumping in le Colorado provençal
Rustrel, France
The name "Colorado provençal" is named after the similarities in dominant colors with the "real" Colorado. But in this area you can find sand of all kind of colors (up to blue and green !)
Sylvain & Fred jumping in le Colorado provençal
written by  Sly on September 8, 2009 from Rustrel, France

Jumping in Rome
Rome, Italy
Haaaaa Rome, pizzas, pasta, chianty... and jumps !
Juming in front of the Coliseum
written by  Sly on October 24, 2009 from Rome, Italy

Jumping in front of Saint Eustache church
Paris, France
Jumping a few meters away from my former apartment in Paris. This picture is the first jumping picture celebrating my latest DSLR. The wonderful D90.
written by  Sly on November 22, 2009 from Paris, France

Jumping in Liptovský Mikuláš
Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia
(i love those slovak weird accents!)
From Krakow, on our way to Bratislava, we stopped by Liptovský Mikuláš area for some well deserved thermal activities. Have you ever swum in an outdoor pool while it was snowing ? Did you ever have to run outside at night (and naked...) to reach the jacuzzi while it's -8°C degrees ? Have you ever contemplated the moon from a deliciously hot jacuzzi while everywhere outside is nothing but silence and cold ? That what you'll get around Liptovský Mikuláš in december !!
written by  Sly on December 29, 2009 from Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia

Celebrating New Year Jumping in a Castle
Modra, Slovakia
Okey i don't recall the name of that castle and i'm also unsure about it's location :-/
But the visit was very interesting (and the castle caves where HUGE!)
Oh, and it was so coooooold !
Jumping in snowy Slovakia
written by  Sly on January 2, 2010 from Modra, Slovakia

Jumping in Bruxelles
Brussels, Belgium
A weekend 1h20 away from Paris, in Bruxelles, to eat some fries, have some beers and, guess what, jump indeed!
Jumping in front of Saint Catherine Church
Jumping in Bruxelles (anybody knows the name of that park??)
Jumping in front of the atomium
written by  Sly on March 6, 2010 from Brussels, Belgium

Frog jumping on Alexander Bridges
Jumping on Alexander Bridge
Errr no comment on that one :o)
written by  Sly on March 14, 2010 from Paris, France

Jumping for Easter
Limans, France
Convincing (it wasn't hard!) the family to jump for the Easter gatheting.
Family jump for Easter
written by  Sly on April 4, 2010 from Limans, France

Jumping in Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Taking advantage of a Business trip to arrive early on the weekend and wander the great city of Berlin.
Jumping in front of the TV Tower
Jumping in front of the Brandenburg Gate
Jumping in front of the Reichstag
(yeap, we did the perfect tourist tour ;-))
written by  Sly on May 1, 2010 from Berlin, Germany

Jumping in Leipzig
Leipzig, Germany
The next day, we took a train to spend the day in Leipzig guided by Aga. The day was cloudy, turning rainy in the end. But the jumps, the tukish coffee(s) and the german cake(s) were awesome though !
written by  Sly on May 2, 2010 from Leipzig, Germany

Jumping in Halle
Halle, Germany
Train Jumping in Halle
Taking a short train break while on the way to Leipzig, for jumping in Halle.
written by  Sly on May 2, 2010 from Halle, Germany

Team Jumping in Potsdam
Potsdam, Germany
It's not because we're on a business team meeting, that we can't take some time for some jumps !
(but damn, it's hard to make nice team jumping!)
written by  Sly on May 5, 2010 from Potsdam, Germany

Jumping during Solidays music festival
Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Jumping at Solidays Music Fesrival
That day at Solidays, there were 160.000 music fans at the Hippodrome de Longchamps to hear Vanessa Paradis, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Jacques Higelin, Babylon Circus, BB Brunes, Oldelaf, Jil is Lucky or Carmen Maria Vega... amongst many others!
written by  Sly on June 26, 2010 from Boulogne-Billancourt, France

Jumping in le Parc Astérix (again!)
Pailly, France
One year after the first jump, it's time to go back at the Parc Astérix for a ride on the Tonerre de Zeus or the Goudurix. And indeed, we shall not leave an occasion for a good ol' jumping !
Jumping in le Parc Astérix (one year later)
written by  Sly on August 14, 2010 from Pailly, France

Jumping with Marie in Front of Notre Dame
Marie jumping in front of Notre Dame
Jumping in front of Notre Dame
Some touristic walks in Paris with Marie on a Saturday is the perfect occasion to Jump !
Marie & the little family have now also become an expert at photo jumping too. I'm very proud :-) You should open a blog !!
written by  Sly on August 28, 2010 from Paris, France

Jumping in Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
3 days for an extended weekend in Ireland. A perfect way to get prepared to the upcoming big train trip. A perfect way to get to know how Whisky is made and Guiness is prepared.
And of course, a perfect way to jump !!
Jumping in front of the former Jameson Distillery
Jumping in front of Guiness Brewery
written by  Sly on September 4, 2010 from Dublin, Ireland

Jumping in Howth
Howth, Ireland
Howth is marketed as the Irish Saint-Tropez. Well....
At least we've seen some seals. Are there any seals in Saint-Tropez ?
written by  Sly on September 5, 2010 from Howth, Ireland

Jumping in Cologne
Cologne, Germany
First stop on our train trip to China, Cologne.
We arrived by Thalys and we had a 1h stop over connection. Enough to go jump in front of the Cathedral !
Jumping in Front of Cologne's Cathedral
From there we took a train to Moscow (arriving from Amsterdam) for 2 days ! :-)
written by  Sly on September 9, 2010 from Cologne, Germany

Jumping on Belarus border
Brest, Belarus
After 24 hours of train, we arrived in Brest, on Poland-Belarus border (not to be mistaken with Brest in France uh !).
The trains in Russia, Belarus and Mongolia have different spacing compared to European standards.So we stopped 3 hours in Brest to change the boggies.
That's still some good time to stretch your legs, buy some Chicken for lunch... and jump of course !
Jumping in Brest on Belarus border
Behind me our Amsterdam - Moscow train.
written by  Sly on September 10, 2010 from Brest, Belarus

Jumping in Minsk
Minsk, Belarus
A few hours later, at night, we make a quick stop in Minsk.
Just an occasion to jump in front of the Vienna-Moscow wagon of our train.
Jumping in Minsk train station
In fact, in Warsaw our train coming from Amsterdam got Split in 2: one part went to Vienna and our part got attached to a part coming from Vienna to continue to Moscow.
written by  Sly on September 11, 2010 from Minsk, Belarus

Jumping in Moscow
Moscow, Russia
Just arrived in Moscow, we went to get registered (not only do you need a visa but you need to be registered when you arrive in Russia, stating where you'll be staying and for how long)
Right after, we met with Ksenia and Gregory (CSers that I had hosted during the summer) for a city walk and we met with those fellow wannabe-jumper clowns.
Jumping sheep-style
We stayed 3 days in Moscow, hosted by Katya, the greatest CSer in town! An also particulary skilled at jumping :)
Jumping near the Red Square
Saint Basil's Cathedral is probably one of the most emblematic monument of moscow. It sits on one side of the red square. On the other side you'll find the Kremlin, the History Museum, the Kasan Cathedral and the Goom.
Jumping in front of Basil's Cathedral
The picture below was taken at VDNKh park. This "Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy" (Выставка Достижений Народного Хозяйства Vystavka Dostizheniy Narodnovo Khozyaystva) or ВДНХ/VDNKh is a now permanent general-purpose trade show in Moscow. This park is fantastic, it bring you back to the soviet period in an instant.
Jumping in VDNKh park
written by  Sly on September 13, 2010 from Moscow, Russia

First TransSiberian jump !
Balezino, Russia
Jumping in Balezino
After one night aboard train Rossyia (linking Moscow to Vladivostok), we stopped some time in Balezino. Enough time to stretch our legs and buy some food for the day to the local sellers on the platform.
written by  Sly on September 14, 2010 from Balezino, Russia

Jumping in Perm'
Perm', Russia
Aboard the transsiberian, life is simple for 4 days: eat, sleep, read, talk, take the apero, eat, sleep etc... That's a wonderful time where you end up relaxed as you've never been before.
But when you'll get offered the chance to stop in a station for more than 5 minutes, you come to really appreciate to get off of the train and walk around the platforms.
Perm is mostly an industrial city. But it is also the entry door to famous Oural mountains.
written by  Sly on September 14, 2010 from Perm', Russia

Jumping in Barabinsk (a.k.a. train makes you zen)
Barabinsk, Russia
Jumping in Barabinsk
Barabinsk is a small city for which wikipedia says "the most important economic sectors are the production of building material as well as metal and agricultural industries".
Ok, might not be the hottest touristic spot of Russia.
written by  Sly on September 15, 2010 from Barabinsk, Russia

Jumping in Novosibirsk
Novosibirsk, Russia
A little lesson of Cyrillic.
- H = N
- B = V
- C = S
- И = I
- б = B
- P = R
So... HOBOCИбИCK = Novosibirsk !
Novosibirsk, largest city of Siberia (and third largest of Russia), is actually very new as it was created only because of the construction of the TransSiberian railway in the late 19th century. It is now one of the most important industrial centers of Russia.
written by  Sly on September 15, 2010 from Novosibirsk, Russia

Jumping in Ilanskiy
Ilanskiy, Russia
Ever heard of Ilanskiy ? Me neither before stopping there. It is a small town completely lost in Siberia. But there you'll find an old and gorgeous locomotive from the early days of steam-powered TransSiberian railways.
written by  Sly on September 16, 2010 from Ilanskiy, Russia

Jumping around lake Baïkal
Popova, Russia
Arrived at 6am in Irkutsk, we start the day by a good ol' breakfast with coffee sausages, schnitzel and mashed potatoes. We then head to the Hostel, with just enough time to take a shower before going on the Baïkal trek. The shower was cold, but after 4 days of train (hence without showering), this sounded like paradisiac !
At 9, we meet Jack "Yevegeny" the owner of the hostel and also our guide around the Baïkal for the next 3 days. This is also where we met what will become our travel buddies for the rest of the trip, and also some great friends: the kiwis Hannah and Troy from great New Zealand ! Atfer 3 hours driving we arrived in Saint Christovky Bay, a place lost on Baïkal shore. There, you'll find a farm and guest House where you'll eat the best home made food ever !! It was sooo delicious!
Lake Baïkal is gorgeous: huge (600km long), deep blue water, deep (1600+ km at the deepest)... and so quiet ! That's a perfect occasion to concentrate for you jump.
Jumping on Lake Baïkal shore
Note that Yevgeny, in the middle, is a fellow jumper. His hostel is full of jumping travellers pictured on the wall. So cool ! If ever you go to Irkutsk, go book the Baïkaler hostel ! (www.baikaler.com).
The Baïkal shore is also very steep and it required quite some effort so up and down all the hills all day. The reward is indeed the wonderful views that you get once on top !
Sylvain jumping on lake Baïkal
Auto jumping picture
written by  Sly on September 17, 2010 from Popova, Russia

Jumping in Naushki, first TransMongolian jump
Naushki, Russia
jumping on Russia-Mongolia border
Last moments in Russia ! After 10 days of intense train-ing in Russia, we are arriving at the end of this first journey and we're now fully ready for Mongolia desert country.
Oh ! And last bit of Cyrrilic lesson (i really love that alphabet):
- Y = oo (like in "food")
- Ш = sh
- И is still I
NAYШKИ = Naushki ("na-oosh-ky")
written by  Sly on September 20, 2010 from Naushki, Russia

Jumping in Terelj National Park
Bayagiin Dugang, Mongolia
After a day in Ulaanbaaatar, relaxing, walking around the (tiny) capital and most, importantly, eating like crazy, we were ready to start a 4 days tour around Mongolia.
First stop is Terelj National Park, 2 hours from Ulaanbaaatar. It is a very quiet place with stunning landscapes.
We were staying in this Ger.
Ger jumping
Gers are great as long as you take care of the fire. But after everybody goes to sleep, the fire just stops... and in 30 mins, it can be damn freezing cold in those things ! You better be prepared and have a goog sleeping bag.
deer jumping !
Ok no comment on this one :-)
Far far away jumping
We spent the day eating, drinking tea and walking around. At sunset we went on a hose ride. It was absolutely great being the only ones (or almost) in this remote area.
written by  Sly on September 22, 2010 from Bayagiin Dugang, Mongolia

Jumping around Karakorum
Karakorum, Mongolia
Karakorum was the former capital of Mongolia back in the 13th century. The Mongols being nomadic people, there is nothing really left from this capital now. The karakorum Buddhist temple used to be 600 buidings. Now only a few are left.
Around the capital is a desert area, perfect for hose riding, camel riding and dune jumping !
Tryying new jumping style
Dune Jumping in mini Gobi
On the second night, in mini Gobi desert (1 hour from Karakorum), we experienced a sand storm that became a rain storm, then a storm and then a snow storm... and still we were sleeping in Gers... it was a cold night !
The following day the sky was crystal clear... but 10°C less than the previous day ! All of that to try and explain the picture below :o)
Freezing cold jumping
Sylvain jumping in a... pool ?
written by  Sly on September 24, 2010 from Karakorum, Mongolia

Jumping in Sain-shanda
Alagiin Sume, Mongolia
And back in the TransMonglian, this time, direction China !
The picture below was taken at one of the few Mongolian stops, in Sain-Shanda (aka Sainshand sometimes). Thing is that BlogABond doesn't seem to know that city, so I picked the closest I found, Alagiin Sume.
Jumping in front of the Mongolian locomotive
Anyway, in Sain-shanda, we stopped enough time to buy some water, as well as some lyophilized Korean spicy noodles (just add some boiling water, and that's ready). Quite good... when you're hungry !
Korea and Mongolia seem to get along quite well. We saw an impressive amount Korean shops in Ulaan Bator. Maybe it is because both countries are surrounded by huge and powerful countries that they feel it is easier to deal with countries of their size ? Just a thought though, i'm not an expert in koreo-mongol politics.
written by  Sly on September 26, 2010 from Alagiin Sume, Mongolia

Jumping in Datong
Datong, China
Finally ! After 5 hours at the Chinese border to change again the carriage boggies as we did back in Belarus (which seemed ages before !) and after a last night in the train, finally we arrive in China for a first trop in Datong.
There, they changed the chinese orange coal locomotive we had had at the border for a blue electricity powered one. At least we feel we save some more trees running on electricity rather than coal.
Jumping in front of the Chinese locomotive
Oh wait... where does the electricity come from in China ? Damn it.
written by  Sly on September 27, 2010 from Datong, China

Jumping in front of Mao
Beijing, China
Mao Jumping
At the heart of Beijing, on the south wall of the Forbidden City stands the famous Mao portrait. Mao oversees the huge Tian'anmen Place. All the area is filled at any time with thousands of tourists (and maybe as nearly as soldiers!).
written by  Sly on September 28, 2010 from Beijing, China

Jumping on the Great Wall
Guaizigou, China
The Great Wall is really stunning, and is definitely a must-see in China. It's construction started as early as the 5th century BC and spanned until the 16th century AD. The wall as we can see it today is mostly from the latest Ming dynasty. It is the biggest architectural structure ever built, both in terms of length, surface and weight.
We went on a tour with our fellow friends from Beijing Backpacker hostel (hostel that I definitely recommend!) and spent 3 hours walking up, and down, and up, and down, and... the wall.
Sylvain and his unique jumping style, jumpin on the great wall
Hannah & Troy, crazy Kiwi jumping style !
Jumping on the great wall. You can see the wall spanning up to the furthest montain !
written by  Sly on September 29, 2010 from Guaizigou, China

Jumping in Beijing Summer Palace
Beijing, China
What is great when you're staying at hostels, is that you meet many fellow travelers. People like you that are wandering the world driven by their curiosity towards other cultures and people. Counterpart of meeting many travelers is that you often get jealous of the travels others did, and you not yet !! :-)
Petulia is one of these people. Traveling around the world for many months and many months left to travel. Grrrr, UNFAIR ! But my jealousy was put aside when I learned that Petulia was also a professional picture jumper, taking crazy j'pics in every place.
With Petulia, jumping in front of the Summer Palace
We shot too many pictures that day to have them all here. But I can tell that it was a hell of a day!
The Summer Palace is a big and peaceful area in Beijing. It is full of parks, lakes, ponds, and monasteries. In 1860, the place was attacked by an anglo-french army. Now, every 100 meters, you can see signs stating that this building was rebuilt after the English and French burnt it down. Ahem... i'm from Quebec right ?
Petulia levitating in the Summer Palace
Jumping on a pedestal
written by  Sly on September 30, 2010 from Beijing, China

Jumping in the Forbidden City
Beijing, China
The Forbidden City is at the very heart of the Chinese capital. It was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty and it is HUGE ! It consists of 980 buildings with 8,707 bays of rooms and covers 720,000 m²!
But it can get a bit boring as, after a few minutes walking around, all buildings quickly look the same. This is when being with an awesome gang with Petulia, JP and Sylvain can turn a boring visit into the greatest fun. The "mot d'ordre" was : let's make some stupid pictures !! And so we did. And many ! All of them are not jumping pics, so I cannot show them all here, for the sake of that album :-)
Zen Jumping
Meditation jumping
Freestyle jumping
Mirror jumping
That hommage to the Beatles below, had us getting quite some attraction from the locals.
Beatles hommage jumping
written by  Sly on October 2, 2010 from Beijing, China

Jumping in Sanya's "Tropical Paradise"
Sanya, China
The first week of October was a National Holiday week for China. 1.2 Biliions Chinese were traveling that week! So we couldn't find any train from Beijing to Shanghai (except accepting a 30 hours ride standing in the restaurant carriage as there was no seat left elsewhere... no thank you).
We didn't like the option of taking a direct flight to Shanghai. If we had to fly, we prefered to look for some fancy destination before going to Shanghai. We ended up finding a good deal going to Sanya and staying in a top notch hotel. Sanya is at the south of Hainan Island, south of China and under the tropics. Pictures we found on the web sounded promising: palm trees, long white sand beaches, luxurious spa-resort by the sea. A real tropical paradise.
What we forgot to do though, was to check the weather. When we arrived in Sanya we discovered it the hard way. The island was under its worse floods of the last 50 years !!
So we enjoyed the hotel, with some bed jumpings (and some amazing massages, and some amazing food and cocktails)
Bed Jumping, it's-gonna-hurt style
Bed jumping, relax style
It wasn't that bad because, even if it rained A LOT, it was a so hot that we had no problem in going for a swim in the sea or the numerous swimming pools (one of the pool had a restaurant. Ever ate a hamburger standing on a stool in a pool ? That's awesome).
South China sea jumping
Overall it has been a great and relaxing weekend.
written by  Sly on October 4, 2010 from Sanya, China

Jumping in Shanghai
Shanghai, China
Skyscraper jumping
Shanghai is very different from Beijing. It is much more of a western-like city with its impressive skyscrapers and very diverse population. It is also a perfect place to get some very cheap tailor made suits and shirts :)
written by  Sly on October 6, 2010 from Shanghai, China

Jumping at Shanghai World Expo 2010
Shanghai, China
It was my first time at a World Expo. And I can so recommend it ! Spending your day(s) going from one pavilion to another, collecting stamps from each of them in your "Expo Passport", virtually traveling the world, chatting with the hosts and getting funny stupid goodies... provided you're in a stupid mood (who isn't ?) that's an awesome experience.
Jumping in Morocco pavillon
Jumping in front of New Zealand pavillon
Snow jumping in France pavillon
Special thanks go to Moldova, Estonia, Albania and Ukraine !
written by  Sly on October 7, 2010 from Shanghai, China

Jumping in Doha airport
Doha, Qatar
Bouh snif, holidays are over. It has been a hell of a trip from Paris to Shanghai. So many great memories, new friends and new experiences.
On the way back to Paris we spent 3 hours connecting in Doha. Enough time get a picture in order to get that location pinned on the Blogabond map ! Even if it is with a crappy picture :-)
written by  Sly on October 8, 2010 from Doha, Qatar

Jumping in Sofia
Sofia, Bulgaria
Taking advantage of an extended weekend for All Saints day, as well as an incredibly cheap flight ticket, I decided to go and jump around Bulgaria !
Jumping in front of Alexandre-Nevski Cathedral
I really enjoyed Sofia, the city, the food and the people. The geographic location of Bulgaria makes that country full of many influences: eastern European and post Soviet area (they use wonderful Cyrillic alphabet) but including Mediterranean touches from Greece and Turkey: yogurt and cucumber sauce, pita bread and kebab like meat... so delicious!
Not to mention you can live there very cheaply. For 11 euros a day I stayed in a very peaceful hostel named Hostel Mostel, truly in the heart of the city. The hostel had a huge living room where you could meet many fellow travellers, many of them coming from western Europe and starting their Round the World trip, hence full of great conversations. Oh and did I mention that included in these 11 euros, was free wifi, free diner and beer everyday ? :-)
written by  Sly on October 30, 2010 from Sofia, Bulgaria

Jumping in Rila Monastery
Rila, Bulgaria
Quoting Wikipedia: "Founded in the 10th century, the Rila Monastery is regarded as one of Bulgaria's most important cultural, historical and architectural monuments and it is a key tourist attraction for both Bulgaria and Southeastern Europe as a whole."
It took us 4 hours driving to find that Monastery. It seems that GPS maps of Bulgaria are not as accurate as they could be :-)
The monastery is lost in the mountains and I wouldn't like to spend a whole winter here!
written by  Sly on November 1, 2010 from Rila, Bulgaria

Family Jumping for Christmas
Crest, France
I don't remember spending a Christmas with so much snow and wind. It was so wild and freezing cold that we had no more choice but jumping everywhere to warm us up :-)
Snow Jumping
written by  Sly on December 25, 2010 from Crest, France

Jumping above the Artic Circle for finishing 2010
Tromso, Norway
After Christmas, I flew over to Norway with friends to go Chase Northern Lights and ride dog sleds above the Artic Circle. We chose Tromso as our basecamp.
Tromso at this time of the year is magic: no more sun, but just 3 or 4 hours of low light everyday. Snow everywhere, many islands, few people, good weather most of the time we were there. You end up sleeping 12+ hours a day (which in my case is nothing new, but for other people can be quite disturbing!) and enjoying the little light we had as a precious moments.
We did see and shoot some amazing Northern Lights. But by the time we figured out how to take a jumping pic under them (tripod, long exposure, additionnal flash synchronised with the jump)... they were gone. Next time we'll be ready !
The picture below was taken outside Tromso, in a Fjord where we spent a day in a Cabin along with some cheerful Erasmus students and couchsurfers.
Jumping in Tromso
written by  Sly on December 30, 2010 from Tromso, Norway

Back to where it all began: jumping in Oslo and Happy New 2011 !
Oslo, Norway
On December 27th, 2008 I was in Oslo and shot the first Jumping Picture of the serie. Two years later, i'm back jumping there !
Jumping around Oslo
During these two years: dozens of countries, hundreds of jumps from France to Canada, from Andalucia to Russia, from Ireland to China.
As i'm writing this (Feb 2011), I'm currently in Mauritius Island. That will be the first jumping pic from the southern hemisphere! And what about in two years from now ? I guess many more jumps, travels and backpacking indeed !
There are so many places yet to discover, so many people to meet, so many languages to discover and food to try. It would be a pity of stopping now, wouldn't it ?
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011... and JUMP ! :-)
written by  Sly on January 1, 2011 from Oslo, Norway

Jumping in Mauritius
Port Louis, Mauritius
This was almost a thermal shock. Right after the Artic Circle expedition I had to jump into another plane and spend a few weeks in Mauritius Island for business related reasons. Business is business but weekends are weekends and sometimes you even manage not to work on weekends ! These moments are precious and every little jump count.
My client was there also and my mauritian colleagues took us out with their families on a Saturday for a road trip in the southern part of the Island. I couldn't resist but introduce them to the Jumping Tradition ! :-)
Superstar jumping
Crazy mauritian jumping
Jumping in Deer Island (L'ile aux Cerf)
Mauritius at this time of the year is awesome. Everage temperature is 28°C (sea water at 26°C), paradise island with many colorful animals, cheerful people, tropical fruits and white sand beaches. As one would say: what else ?
written by  Sly on January 22, 2011 from Port Louis, Mauritius

Jumping Around Cluj Napoca
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Taking advantage of a very cheap Wizzair flight to Cluj-Napoca, I ended up spending a weekend in this little city in northern Romania along with Sylvain.
I must admit my total lack of culture and confess that I didn't even know about the name of this city before booking the tickets. After some little digging, you'll learn that Cluj-Napoca it located in Transylvania, famous for Dracula and other dark stories. Maybe this is why they have the strongest Garlic sauce I ever tasted ?
Jumping in front of Saint Michael church and Mathias Corvinus statue
The city in itself is quiet during the day but become very lively at night as this is mostly a student city. Compared to the rainy & grey weather in Paris at the same time, it was a real relief to be spending a weekend in a sunny place like this.
Falling, from who knows where, in Cluj Napoca
Jumping over Cluj Napoca
written by  Sly on March 11, 2011 from Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Jumping in Ljubljana
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Wind Jumping in Ljubljana
First time in Ljubljana (and in Slovenia in general). We climbed the castle and its Tower to get a view of the city and surroundings. Ideal place for a basic jumping picture. That was without taking the wind into consideration. The result ? A perfect haircut while jumping :-)
I really enjoyed Slovenia. It is a little country (2 M. inhabitants) with a great variety of landscapes from the big Alp mountains to the adreatic sea beaches. Food also reflects this duality with strong and heavy traditional dishes perfects for cold Winters but cooked with "latin" influences (tomatoes, pesto, olive oil). Yummy yummy !
Main language is indeed Slovenian (which is a slave language, hence quite complex) but Italian is also widely spoken.
written by  Sly on April 16, 2011 from Ljubljana, Slovenia

Trying new Jumping styles in Bled
Bled, Slovenia
Kawai Jumping
I really did have to think a while before deciding to post this picture. I didn't intend to look so Kawai / Kikoolol / Kute / [insert other girly adjectives starting with K here>...
But what the heck, surroundings, new Spring season and sunny weather might have gotten into my mood and ended up with this pose :-)
I tried to recover some charisma with another jump...
Nightclub Bouncer jumping
... but failed again.
written by  Sly on April 17, 2011 from Bled, Slovenia

Jumping in sunny Piran
Piran, Slovenia
Jumping in Piran
After the Alp Mountains, the sunny sides of the Adriactic !
Slovenia has a really little front to the sea. It is squeezed in between Italy and Croatia coasts. Piran reminded me of the little village of my own Côte d'Azur in southern France. The people around seem to be fluent in both Slovenian and Italian, much more than in the rest of the country.
written by  Sly on April 18, 2011 from Piran, Slovenia

Is this becoming a tradition ? Family jumping for Easter
Limans, France
Easter Jumping
This year again, Easter long weekend was the perfect occasion for a family gathering in southern France. A tough weekend indeed, spending most of the time eating and enjoying the great weather of Provence !
After all that food eating contest, a little jump was more than necessary :-)
written by  Sly on April 24, 2011 from Limans, France

Team Jumping in Frankfurt
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Team jumping in Frankfurt
This year again the had the incredible opportunity to have all people from my team spread over Europe to gather for a few days in a Training Event. Around 80 people from 15 different countries come to Frankfurt and I couldn't miss the chance to make some of them to jump while we were visiting the city after a long day of training and presentations.
written by  Sly on May 10, 2011 from Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Jumping in Lisboa
Lisboa, Portugal
Jumping on Praça do Comércio
Portugal had been missing on my list for way too long. Hence I was very much looking forward to spending 4 days in Lisbon. And it was truly wonderful!
Lisbon is a gorgeous city. It spreads on 7 hills and overlooks the Tage River and the Atlantic. The weather was just perfect, so was the food and the general relaxed-mood. And, what's more, we realized that we arrived just for the Festas de Lisboa, also know as the weekend-long sardin BBQ party.
written by  Sly on June 11, 2011 from Lisboa, Portugal

Jumping in Sintra's Palace
Sintra, Portugal
Jumping in Sintra Pena National Palance
Sintra is a little village outside Lisbon, facing the Atlantic, and now part of UNESCO World Heritage. At the top of the hill, lies the Pena National Palace. This 19th century palace, offering outstanding views of the surroundings, is what could be a palace out from a Disney movie with many colors, towers and mix between different styles across centuries (from middle age castles, to renaissance palaces and Moorish architecture).
Jumping on the way to Sintra
written by  Sly on June 12, 2011 from Sintra, Portugal

Jumping in Belém
Lisbon, Portugal
Jumping in Belèm (Lisbon's neighborhood). Belèm is mostly famous for it's Pastéis de Belém (local version of the Pastéis de Nata), some delicious egg-based tarts.
Jumping in front of Pasteis de Belèm shop !
written by  Sly on June 13, 2011 from Lisbon, Portugal

Jumping in le Mont Saint Michel
Pontorson, France
A small escape from Paris and we end up in Brittany to visit the Presqu'île (= "almost-Island") du Mont Saint Michel.
Inside Mont Saint Michel Monastery, Fred's initiated a new jumping style: the praying jump ! Good job :-)
Fred's monastery Jump
written by  Sly on June 18, 2011 from Pontorson, France

Jumping in Saint Malo
Saint-Malo, France
After, Le Mont Saint Michel, time for sunny* Saint-Malo ! Charming medieval coastal city where your addiction for crepes (pancakes) and cider can be fulfilled beyond your craziest dreams.
A weekend in Brittany without any rain ? You can't be serious. Actually, on the last day, the rain caught us up just in the middle of a run to catch the last train from Saint Malo to Rennes.
A huge thanks to the SNCF staff onboard the train that delayed departure to allow us to get in (and kuddos to the passengers of the coach applauding once we were on board with our sorry faces, exhausted and wet like if we had jumped into a swimming pool !)
written by  Sly on June 19, 2011 from Saint-Malo, France

Jumping in Mauritius... again !
Flic en Flac, Mauritius
That's one of the few perks of the job, getting to go work in Mauritius once in a while. The weeks is usually pretty packed with little or no time for anything besides meetings and work.
But the weekend......
Sunset Jumping
This picture was taken from the Hilton Resort & Spa beach in Flic en Flac. A truly little piece of heaven :)
written by  Sly on July 2, 2011 from Flic en Flac, Mauritius

Team Jumping in Mauritius
Grand Baie, Mauritius
So, as I was saying in my earlier post, in Mauritius we work a lot.
And as everybody knows, when you work hard, you need to play hard in order to unstress a little.
So what's best than taking the team out on a Saturday afternoon for some team building activities ? And why not Tring a Best Team Jump activity ?
Vote for the best team !!
Team Building Jumping
written by  Sly on July 16, 2011 from Grand Baie, Mauritius

Home Jumping !
September had be a month without any particular travel, except a few flash work-related expeditions to London. But that's no reason to stop practicing !
written by  Sly on September 4, 2011 from Paris, France

Jumping in Azores during Transatlantic
Ponta Delgada, Portugal
So the annual holidays had finally came !!
After the Transiberian trip the previous year, this year idea was to go West avoiding the plane as much as possible.
It started with a Transatlantic trip from Barcelona to Miami on board the Norwegian Epic ship, a brand new and huge ship, the 3rd biggest in the world.
First stop of the journey: Ponta Delgada for the Portuguese Azores Islands !
Jumping in the Açores
written by  Sly on October 27, 2011 from Ponta Delgada, Portugal

Jumping in US Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie, British Virgin Islands
(don't know why Blogabond wants to put Charlotte Amalie in the British Virgin Islands as it belongs to the US Virgin Islands)
One week crossing the Atlantic. For one week, only water was around. Finally, early November, we reached the other side of the pond. We called in Charlotte Amalie main city of the tiny US Virgin Islands.
The weather wasn't at it's best. But knowing that Europe was entering deeply into Winter, it was great to hang around a place where the average temp was 29°C :)
Under the warm climate, each jump was costly but indeed we didn't give up !
written by  Sly on November 2, 2011 from Charlotte Amalie, British Virgin Islands

Last night onboard the Norwegian Epic... bed jumping time !
Nassau, The Bahamas
We never called in Naussau, we were in deep waters at the time of this photo, but we weren't far from Nassau, on our way to Miami the next morning.
Bed Jumping on Norvegian Epic
There have been many great Bed Jumping pictures that night. But for the sake of my dear friends, I'd rather not publish them here :)
written by  Sly on November 5, 2011 from Nassau, The Bahamas

Jumping in MIami
Miami, United States
That's what happens when your official jumping photographer is in a hurry to sip a mojito... you get a photo where you look stupid on it !! (or was it on purpose ? Sylvain, I need to talk to you)
Jumping in Miami
written by  Sly on November 7, 2011 from Miami, United States

Jumping on the Panama Canal !
Panama City, Panama
The Panama Canal, such a mythical place ! Well actually... it much smaller that I expected :)
Panama Canal Jumping
written by  Sly on November 9, 2011 from Panama City, Panama

Jumping in Bocas del Toro
Bocas del Toro, Panama
And again. Bocas was supposed to be a paradise and laid back place on the Caribbean sea,
We arrived along with a hectic stormy weather and almost never saw the sun for 3 days !
Catalaran Jumping
But again, that's no reason not to jump and swim into the warm waters of the Caribbean sea, and snorkel to see plenty of colorful and amazing fishes.
Twin Jumping
written by  Sly on November 12, 2011 from Bocas del Toro, Panama

Jumping in Monteverde Rain Forest
Tilaran, Costa Rica
Aaaaaaaah, spending the afternoon in coffee fields, learning how to pick the beans and tasting coffee... what else ?
Jumping in a coffee field
After the coffee trip, we went ziplining through the tick Rain Forest. 19 zip lines ranging from a few dozens of meters up to.... 1 km !! So cool.
Ziplining in Rain Forest
written by  Sly on November 14, 2011 from Tilaran, Costa Rica

Thanks You Blogabond
Dear Blogabond,
This will be my last post on this Website. You've been a great companion for the last few years allowing me to share my jumping and traveling addiction to the world.
But it was time for me to take it to the next level. So today I'm happy to announce the Grand opening of http://jumpingtraveler.com/ !
Thank you Jason and the Blogabond team at Expat Software. Best of luck for the rest!!
Sly
written by  Sly on February 3, 2013 from Paris, France

Jumping in Brest on Belarus border

Jumping in Toronto

Bed Jumping !

Have you seen the Exorcist?

Mao Jumping

With Petulia, jumping in front of the Summer Palace

Jumping on a pedestal

Petulia levitating in the Summer Palace

Zen Jumping

Meditation jumping

Freestyle jumping

Mirror jumping

Beatles hommage jumping

Skyscraper jumping

Jumping in front of New Zealand pavillon

Snow jumping in France pavillon

Jumping in Morocco pavillon

Bed jumping, relax style

Bed Jumping, it's-gonna-hurt style

South China sea jumping

Jumping in front of the Chinese locomotive

Jumping in front of the former Jameson Distillery

Jumping in front of Guiness Brewery

Jumping in front of Notre Dame

Jumping in front of Saint Eustache church

Jumping on Alexander Bridge

Marie jumping in front of Notre Dame

Jumping in la Place de la Concorde

Home Jumping !

Team jumping in Frankfurt

Jumping in Frankfurt

Jumping in front of the Reichstag

Jumping in front of the TV Tower

Jumping in front of the Brandenburg Gate

Team Jumping in Potsdam

Train Jumping in Halle

Jumping in snowy Slovakia

Jumping with Martina

Jumping Middle age Style !

Jumping in front of Bratislava Presidential Palace

Jumping in Devin Castle

Jumping in Bergen

Jumping in New Year

Jumping in Oslo

Jumping around Oslo

Jumping in front of Saint Michael church and Mathias Corvinus statue

Falling, from who knows where, in Cluj Napoca

Jumping over Cluj Napoca

Wind Jumping in Ljubljana

Jumping in Barcelona

Jumping in Valencia

Jumping in Punta Umbria

Jumping in Miami

Jumping in front of Chicago's bean

Jumping sheep-style

Jumping near the Red Square

Jumping in VDNKh park

Jumping in front of Basil's Cathedral

Juming in front of the Coliseum

Jumping in front of Alexandre-Nevski Cathedral

Jumping in front of the Vienna Opera

Jumping on a metro station in Vienna

Jumping in Bruxelles (anybody knows the name of that park??)

Jumping in front of Saint Catherine Church

Jumping in Front of Cologne's Cathedral

Jumping in Doha airport

Jumping on Praça do Comércio

Jumping in Lisboa

Jumping on the way to Sintra

Jumping in front of Pasteis de Belèm shop !

Jumping in Belém

Bed Jumping on Norvegian Epic

Jumping in Perm'

Jumping in Novosibirsk

Jumpin in Niagara falls

Jumping in Minsk train station

Jumping in Sevilla

Amphitheater Jumping

Jumping in Howth

Kawai Jumping

Nightclub Bouncer jumping

Jumpin in Québec

Catalaran Jumping

Twin Jumping

Jumping in Tromso

Fred's monastery Jump

Jumping in le Mont Saint Michel

Jumping in Biarritz

Sunset Pool Jumping

Sylvain & Fred jumping in le Colorado provençal

Jumping in le Colorado provençal

Jumping in Sintra Pena National Palance

Jumping in a coffee field

Ziplining in Rain Forest

Jumping in Leipzig

Jumping in front of the atomium

Jumping in US Virgin Islands

Jumping in Hendaye

Jumping in Saint Malo

Vive le Québec Liiibre !

Jumping in front of Hervé the RV

jumping on Russia-Mongolia border

Jumping in Saint Jean de Luz

Jumping in Piran

"Falling" in Javea

Far far away jumping

Tryying new jumping style

Dune Jumping in mini Gobi

Freezing cold jumping

Sylvain jumping in a... pool ?

Jumping in Crest Voland

Jumping in Moraira

Jumping in Moraira... Egyptian style !

Jumping on the ferry to Tadoussac

Jumping in Lake Wapizagonke

Jumping in a Spa at KOA Camping

Jumping in KOA Kamping

Jumping in Sainte Rose du Nord

Jumping at Solidays Music Fesrival

Jumping in le Parc Astérix

Jumping in le Parc Astérix (one year later)

Jumping in Rock en Seine Festival

Jumping in the moon fall

Jumping at the top of Le Contadour mountain

Jumping in front of la citadelle de Forcalquier

Jumping on the Danube

Fred jumping on the Danube

Jumping in Liptovský Mikuláš

Family jump for Easter

Easter Jumping

Jumping in Barabinsk

Jumping in Ilanskiy

Jumping in Balezino

Sylvain jumping on lake Baïkal

Auto jumping picture

Jumping on Lake Baïkal shore

Panama Canal Jumping

Ger jumping

deer jumping !

Jumping in front of the Mongolian locomotive

Sylvain and his unique jumping style, jumpin on the great wall

Hannah & Troy, crazy Kiwi jumping style !

Jumping on the great wall. You can see the wall spanning up to the furthest montain !

Jumping in Rila Monastery

Family Jumping for Christmas

Snow Jumping

Jumping in Deer Island (L'ile aux Cerf)

Crazy mauritian jumping

Superstar jumping

Team Building Jumping

Sunset Jumping

Jumping in the Sahara