Not one to say no to a challenge Vanessa Kushner stepped even further out of her comfort zone when she was strapped onto the wings of a plane to raise funds for the Jewish Care home where her late father was a resident.
Mrs Kushner completed her most terrifying challenge to date by standing on the wing of a plane while it flew at 250 feet over Gloucester at 135mph.
She said: "I have done a zip wire, two sky dives and now this for charity. The weather was rainy and windy, I was so nervous and the bit I was most worried about was climbing onto the wing of the plane but once I was up there and was strapped into a standing chair, there were a few final instructions and off we went.
"The wind and rain were hitting my face but I was trying to smile for the video recording me! It was still fun to be standing on the outside of the plane in the sky. After about 10 minutes we came down. I was exhilarated and shaky.
"I wanted to do the wing walk in memory of my late father, Franchot Ross."
Franchot, who passed away in December, was a resident at Jewish Care's Rela Goldhill home in Golders Green for people with physical disabilities.
Mrs Kushner, a teacher who lives in Edgware with her husband Nigel and their four children, added: "The staff at Rela Gold-hill made my dad's time there incredibly special. It was his home and he loved being there. The staff look after the residents with such compassion. I raised money for the care home so the residents can have holidays that are adapted for people with disabilities."
Mrs Kushner exceeded her fundraising goal of £1,000 to collect £1,600. She did the skydive on the day of her youngest son Matty's seventh birthday.
Mrs Kushner's previous zip wiring and skydive challenges have raised several thousands of pounds for Jewish Care and Chai Cancer Care.
Daniel Carmel Brown, Jewish Care's director of fundraising and marketing, said: "There is a first for everything and I believe this is the first time we have had anyone wing walking for Jewish Care. It's wonderful Vanessa has taken on this challenge in memory of her late father. The money she has raised will help fund holidays for residents - a real highlight of the year for staff and residents."