RetroChaos
Still heartbroken.
- Dec 21, 2021
- 79
ukket
Member
- Sep 8, 2022
- 31
Was at Beachy Head a few weeks ago, there are the Chaplins who drive and walk around, they are based by the pub, don't go in there for a last drink as they are trained to look out for those that may go over the edge, my advice is there is a small outcrop just up the path from the pub and the old WW2 lookout and was a quick way to go, just make sure they are no-where near and just run, i was able to stand on the outcrop without any attention, just don't look sad or down and they will hopefully leave you alone....
StarryNights94
Member
- Sep 18, 2022
- 8
i find it difficult to understand how people overcome the SI and jump. I've been thinking about BH for the last few days
lifeisadream
One of life’s failures
- Oct 3, 2022
- 172
Agree. My plan is to watch as many videos from base jumpers so I eventually become numb to the fear. Evasion though, that's another matter entirely.
I always wanted to jump from Beachy head. But never got around to it. And now I can't travel much. And I would be worried about choosing such a high profile spot. Are there any other suitable cliff locations? Preferably in the north of the UK. Or lesser known bridges? As all the main ones up here have the suicide prevention railings. And I don't know if it's possible to get around them or not?
If it makes you feel any better, I went there at quite a busy time and didn't see a chaplain or the police. I was there for like an hour so plenty of time to be noticed yet nobody cared about the crying weirdo at the edge.
That's good to know, I'm torn between this method and inert gas. The free fall will be tough but I want to talk to someone about gas so I can do that method cleanly
