MikeJD 0 #26 March 14, 2012 QuoteHi Kr0me - not sure - am near Brighton. Then I reckon Headcorn will be your nearest. However, Netheravon (near Salisbury) should also be within striking distance and is a great DZ - I'd recommend that. Sadly learning in the States may spoil you a little, and won't prepare you for the joys of dodging the British weather - but it's well worth it for the sake of fast progression. Hope it goes great while you're out there! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shorehambeach 9 #27 March 18, 2012 Hello again Divingfool ! Hey its a small world ! Great bumping into you today - Level 4 so far :-) Great DZ and great weather ! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Divinfool 0 #28 March 19, 2012 A very nice day at the DZ indeed.... You looked good under canopy today. Sounds like you are doing great in free fall as well. I'll be jumping again Wednesday if you decide to add a day or so to your holiday. Welcome to the brothahood!Fear is the thief of dreams..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shorehambeach 9 #29 March 26, 2012 Divingfool Managed to squeeze as much as I could into the few days at Deland - I am officially hooked ! Seems like I have travelled a long way since that first post :) Deland and Chromy and Lindsay were superb :) I am going to do the last bit of AFF and consolidation jumps in the UK then plan to get back to Deland later in the year. Blue Skies. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Divinfool 0 #30 March 28, 2012 Great to hear...lets jump when you get back to Deland. Congrats on the progression.Fear is the thief of dreams..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shorehambeach 9 #31 October 9, 2013 Seems a long time ago that I wrote this first post but I am still a mere baby. 112 jumps in 3 countries in my first year and a half Blue Skies and thanks to all those off and online who have shared their knowledge in this life changing sport. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Boomerdog 0 #32 October 10, 2013 First welcome. As you can see I'm a new guy too; recently licensed. First talk to your instructors and get a sanity check from them on whether another tandem would be to your benefit. It's quite possible that they may say no and save you some money. The learning curve may look a little daunting at first but one jump at a time. What's already in the log book is great to take humble pride in and occassionally show the friends (if you wish). But I can say this unequivocally...the most important jump is the NEXT ONE! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Trafficdiver 8 #33 October 11, 2013 Read the post directly above yours. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
