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Ramblers Drop Zone Action ⭐️ e-News #495 (20-26 Dec. 2021)
Tuesday, December 28, 2021
- Sonja Bruss
- 12/28/21
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Lucio Marques Bemquerer – Completed AFF
Joshua Hart – Completed AFF
Marc – First Time and 50th Jump
Jayden – 600/ New Canopy
Logan – First Jump at Toogs
Casey – First Jump at Toogs
Guy – New Rig
Adrian – Permanent Resident – should be a keg Adrian! Congratulations!
Monday 20th December and our Tandems today were Taryn Axelsen, and Lauren and Matthew Brown. Our newest student Padear Deviney started the AFF Course and did Stage 1. Lucio Marques Bemquerer was on all four loads and did AFF Stages 5, 6, 7 & 8. There were 20 skydivers here for the day.
On Tuesday two more Tandems, Achraf (Ash) Dreif Bennany and Toni Ryan took to the skies. Student Joshua Hart did Stages 3, 4 & 5. Lucio Marques Bemquerer completed the AFF Course and did Stages 9 – Congratulations! There was some B-Rel coaching happening. 21 jumpers filled the loads.
More Tandems on Wednesday. Leslie Slattery, Matthew Sproales and Graeme Tonks also “took to the skies”, and Wen Feng jumped twice! Joshua Hart got stuck into it and did AFF Stages 6, 7 & 8. Lots of fun jumpers had fun and a few intermediate skydivers got some B-Rel coaching jumps in.
Again on Thursday we had more Tandems with Leslie Fenton and Asher Piari taking the leap. Achraf (Ash) Dreif Bennany was back for more but different; he started the AFF Course! So did Shane Avis McAnally, welcome aboard. Leung Tsung (Marco) Lam did Stages 1 & 2, and Joshua Hart did Stage 9 – completing his AFF Course. Another Congratulations! There were 16 fun jumpers here and a few loads got done.
Friday 24th – Christmas Eve and the show went on! Shane Avis McAnally and Achraf (Ash) Dreif Bennany did Stages 2, 3 & 4 and Connor McCornish did Stages 8 & 9 – completing his AFF Course. Yet another Congratulations! What a week of successful student training progression. Lots of good fun jumping and a few B-Rel coach jumps also got done. And then it all went pretty quiet. Merry Christmas!
On Saturday 25th we took a break for Christmas Day – Merry Christmas to ALL!
Sunday 26th was pretty busy. Our Tandems today were Michele, Erin & Kim Bax & Jack Prestegar. Shane Avis McAnally and Achraf Dreif Bennany did AFF Stages 5 & 6. Three intermediate jumpers got some B-Rel coach jumps in. There were 22 jumpers here for the day. It was a great week of skydiving.
See ya,
Macca and Team Ramblers.
Reviews & Visitor Book Comments
Taryn A – Staff were amazing – was very scared but was (sic) felt at ease by the amazing staff. Will definitely go again.
Lauren Brown & Matthew – Loved it coming back to do it again
Toni Ryan – The most amazing experience. Thank you for the best morning. ♡X
Graham – Very Good 10/10
Wen Feng – The most amazing experience. I completed part of my life plan. Thank you for OLI MORRIS.
Asher Piari – I was terrified but excited, but Oli was amazing with giving clear instructions and the rest of gents & ladies were fab going up together. Amazing experience!!!
DZ Flashback – Blast From The Past
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(to be confirmed…)
- Dec. 29-31 – Toogs New Years Boogie
- (Note: no jumps on New Years Day – 1st January 2022)
2022
- February 4-6 – Lets Flock Sh*t Up – Zack’s Canopy Flocking Camp
- February 11-13 – Canopy Coaching with Colmer
- February 14-18 – Learning Curve Camp (Full Moon 17th)
- March 4-6 – Aussie Women’s Star and Sequential Record
- April 11-15 – Learning Curve Camp (Full Moon 17th)
- June 13-17 – Learning Curve Camp (Full Moon 14th)
- August 15-19 – Learning Curve Camp (Full Moon 20th)
- October 10-14 – Learning Curve Camp (Full Moon 10th)
- December – Learning Curve Camp 12-16 (No Full Moon)
Most amazing experience. Staff are all professional, very safety oriented but make the entire time you are there so much fun. First time jumper and we did it at night during their equinox boogie and the atmosphere was brilliant. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to experience an amazing jump.
“very safety oriented” – by Kathlyn Wiles
