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Skydive Ramblers e-News #431 (21-27 September 2020)
Tuesday, September 29, 2020
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Upcoming events (to be confirmed…)
- October 10-11 – Canopy Piloting Course with Sara
- October 19-23 (Mo. – Fri.) – Pre-Nox Lite Get Current Camp
- October 26-31 (Mo. – Sat.) – Nox Lite Boogie 2020
- December 28-31 – Learning Curve Camp
- December 26-31 – Xmas FeelGood Time
- 17-24 April 2021 – EQUINOX BOOGIE 2021 – Skydiving and Music Festival
NOTE
THE 2020 EQUINOX BOOGIE HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO THE 17th – 24th APRIL 2021. OFFICIAL. Event info: Equinox Boogie 2021 – Skydiving & Music Festival
Heads up jumpers, NOX LITE event registration is now open (from the Monday 26th to Saturday 31st October, 2020). Covid 19 restrictions will apply!
- 👉Join the Nox Lite event listing on Facebook, invite your mates!
- 👉Register for Nox Lite (Event registration only – daily registration not applicable)
There will be several ‘outside’ experienced coaches here and, along with the Ramblers instructional staff there will be several lay coaches here as well. Jump prices will remain as is. However there will be no Free Slots. All coach jump slots will need to be covered, either on a personal basis with your coach or by purchasing a DZ Coach Ticket.
🎶 The Amanda Emblem Experiment is playing on Saturday night, 31st October! 🎉

As a SCUBA Instructor, I'm watchful for safety and professionalism in other extreme sports and the staff, buildings, equipment, plane and even other customers at Ramblers all gave me a feeling of safety and comfort in addition to being genuinely welcoming as newcomer to their sport. If you haven't been and have been wanting to skydive - this is a GREAT place to start your newest addiction. : )
“genuinely welcoming” – by Mary Alice Miller