Karen Sweeney

So I said, well, look, if you bring my family up and let's all skydive, I'll give you a house for the weekend for free.

So we brought all the children up in the airplane.

Now, Adam was a bit young to jump because he was only eight.

He was too light.

So Luca, his bigger brother, he was the youngest that time.

We all jumped out of this airplane and down.

It was fantastic, you know, but...

You know, I mean, I suppose we're all kind of a little bit on the adrenaline jumping side.

Well, up to now, up to say the kind of radio silence that we had, he was ringing us every single day.

So like, you know, or he'd send a message if he couldn't ring or whatever, you know, we'd get some kind of a message.

But yeah, look, I mean, they're going to be, once they start their rotations up the mountain, I would imagine we'll probably have a day or two in between times.

But generally somebody is posting because there's other lads there.

So we're following everybody.

So, you know, there's going to be, there's going to be somebody that's posting something at some stage.

So just to keep in touch that way.

But he's very good at keeping in touch with the family.

He really is.

No, no, never did.

No, no, it's, no, it's, it's, he's a smart kid, you know, he's, he's, he is a smart kid and I know he's going to do the right thing and I'm, I'm happy with who he's going with and, you know, and I know that he'll, he's weighed up, he's weighed up the risks, you know, and he's not going to do anything stupid.

You know, he's done mountains before where he's had to turn back because of whatever reason and, you know, he's not going for the glory.