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Toogs DZ e-News #341 (30 July – 5 August 2018)
Tuesday, August 7, 2018
- Skydive Ramblers
- 8/07/18
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Visitor Book Comments
Luke Duncan – INSANE feeling when jumping out of the plane
Brodie Schoenfisch – Great! Would do it again.
Cameron Connors – Adrian is awesome and deserves a Raise!!
Kasey Connors – Was amazing thankyou Sara! xo Absolutely amazing.
Toogoolawah Skydivers CARTON Log
Karen McEvoy – Just Happy – Back Jumping
Mr Oh – Good time Korea 40degrees
Spotdog – Oli pants me
Oli Morris – Spotdog beat me at Jenga
Macca – 1.8.18! Good Year
Declan Brownee – 1st jump at Ramblers
Macca – 1st To plat NEW piano
Shelby – New Canopy
Ben Nordkamp – 1st Herc Jump
Dan Evers – Beer Line
Alex Carlsson – Landing in closed area
Andrew Fraser-scott – Got my B Licence
Robbie Stewart – Found a ‘Creek’
Natisha Dingle – 1st Formation Load
Mick Tilly – 1st Solo Caravan load
Jonny Tan – 1st Time at Toogs
Ryleigh Hunt – ‘Bridge’
Upcoming events
6-11 August – Downunder Dynamics – Foot Fetish
13-18 August – Downunder Dynamics #5
20-24 August – Learning Curve Camp
18 August – Star Crest Saturday
23 September – Star Crest Saturday
28 September – 6 October – Aussie Bigways Premier Event 2018 with Larry Henderson
8 October – DZ closed (no jumping)
15-19 October – Pre Nox Get Current Learning Curve Camp
20-28 October – EQUINOX BOOGIE 2018 – Freefall & Music Festival
29 October – DZ closed (no jumping)
3 November – Star Crest Saturday
17-21 December – Learning Curve Camp
Bill, Just a note to say thanks to you mate for your continued support it was a great trip. I would also like to bring to your leadership teams attention the exceptional support provided by Andy who did the tandem jump with a great friend of mine, Julie. To say Julie was petrified on the lead up to the big day would be a huge understatement. I had my doubts that she would actually exit on the day. I put her decision to exit firmly in the hands of Andy who excelled in calming her down, reassuring her whilst having a bit of a laugh along the way. The manner in which he guided her through what was to her a daunting task was oustanding to watch. He should be commended not only for his flight skills but also his raport and interaction with the customer. I was not surprised to find out he had a military background. Ramblers should be proud to have such fine men on their books as you and Andy, Bill.
“exceptional support”, “reassuring… whilst having a bit of a laugh” – by John D. – Julie’s Tandem