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Ramblers Drop Zone Action ⭐️ e-News #526 (29 August – 4 Sept. 2022)
Tuesday, September 6, 2022
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Photo missed from last week
Monday 29th August – It was not a great start to a great week! We only did one load to start the wet week off. There were 6 fun jumpers here and Darren H did Stage 1 TAFF of his AFF Course.
Then on Tuesday it rained. Wednesday wasn’t much better but we did 3 loads with 9 jumpers on board. Student Darren H was on all three and did Stages 2, 3 & 4 of his AFF Course. Charles T did a couple of B-Rels.
Thursday 1st September. Again only 2 loads were done with the 12 skydivers who were keen, and 1 B-Rel Coach jump by Charles T. Our newest students Sherry B, Kayla K, and Neil S did Stage 1 TAFF and Darren H did Stages 5 & 6 of the AFF Course.
Friday was washed out.
On Saturday the weather was bad, no skydiving, but we did 3 First Jump Courses.
On Sunday the weather was still “not good” but 24 jumpers were still here and we did 2 loads. And our new students Jason D, Harsh J, Sian M and Stephy S all got their Stage 1 TAFF done.
See ya,
Macca and Team Ramblers.
Reviews & Visitor Book Comments
Michael K. – “This place is awesome… I think I’ll live here for a while! 😁”
DZ Flashback – Blast From The Past
Click on the albums below for more historical photos. And visit our Ramblers history webpage for more info…
- September 10-11 – FlewyFest – freely & angle coaching with Drewy & Flossy
- September 10-11 – Canopy Course with Mossy
- October 10-14 – Learning Curve Camp (Full Moon 10th)
- October 30 – Belly Bash – load organising with Dawn & Chris
- November 7-11 – Aussie Bigways: Remembrance Day Bigways Event
- November 26 – Belly Bash – load organising with Dawn & Chris
- December – Learning Curve Camp 12-16 (No Full Moon)
Wow.......you guys really know your stuff. Professional with a Capital P....all the staff genuinely WANT to be there, no shortcuts to compromise safety at the same time making "us mortals" feel 100% safe.
“no shortcuts to compromise safety” – by Roger Morrison
