The skydiving week was off to a wet start on Monday 22nd March, and Tuesday and Wednesday. There was no jumping.
Thursday was better weather, no more rain but a touch windy. Sara’s Canopy Handling group got three jumps done. Mikel Acuna Lumberas did one jump towards his B-Licence.
Friday was fantastic weather. Sara’s Canopy Handling course continued. Fun jumpers started arriving and we ended up doing 9 Caravan loads – two of them night loads! On ya Oli!
Tony van der Linde did Stage 4, Ari Kanazawa did Stages 5, 6 & 7 of his AFF Course, and Daniel Cunneen did Stages 8 & 9 – completing his AFF Course.
The night Tandem was Holly Leisemann and Sara was her Tandem Master. Holly is Tyla Leisemann’s sister, Tyla started her Learn to Skydive Course with us and now has over 150 jumps.
More TandemsSaturday. Michael Mitchell, Emily and Lonnie Boxfell, Stacey and Paul Peters, Montana Vidoni, Carlie Cumner, Charlie Betts, Clemente Capdevila and Abigayl Schultz all took to the skies. It was a cracker of a day.
New student Yash Dosanjh did Stage 1 of his AFF Course. Tony van der Linde did Stages 5 & 6 and Mitchell Cummings did Stages 5, 6 & 7.
Oli Morris organized more night jumps including several first timers (2 people came from interstate), another night TandemAndrea-Elyse Rogers with Andy Pike as her Tandem Master, plus a Night Star crest load.
Sunday was another beauty weather day. And another Tandem today, was Ally Maurer. Yash Dosanjh did Stages 2 & 3 of his AFF Course. Jackson Wales did Stages 2, 3 & 4, Tony van der Linde did Stage 7, and Chloe Nicol did Stage 8. Well done, student canopies filling the skies. Bring on the Learning Curve Camp!
My experience of a tandem skydive was for my 40th Birthday. I could not imagine possibly enjoying myself any more than what I did today. Thank you to my tandem guide and the video guys. Instructions were very clear and thorough about what to do, what to expect and I got a great tour guide experience up in the air. I look forward to doing it again.
“Instructions were very clear and thorough” – by Maree A.