Ash Dive

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An ash dive is a specially planned and organized skydive where one or more of the skydivers releases the ashes of one or more cremated persons in freefall. Once the ashes are released, they create a small cloud, often visible from the ground. Usually, a specially-made bag containing the ashes is carried by or strapped to the skydiver(s) who release the ashes.

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Example of an ash bag made for two skydivers to hold
Photo of ashes being released

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