Looking Dropzone near London, UK for a beginner

[pack40 0]

Can somebody from UK help. I am looking for a dropzone near London. My cousin lives there and once he mentioned he would "try" skydiving. So I am looking for a dropzone/club with courses for beginners. Does anybody know such club/dropzone/person to contact. No tandem! I want him to jump not to be a ballast. I heared there is still round static line courses in UK that is cheaper and I want to make him suffer. Also if you know some prices that would help.
TANKS

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[E150 0]

http://www.chatpara.com/ - Chatteris do Round & Square static line.
http://www.skydive.co.uk/ - Hinton do Square static line.
Both do AFF and tandems.
Both nice clubs.

[Remster 24]

yes, the UK is still in the dark ages.... and you can still find DZs putting out students on rounds with belly mounted reserves (sorry, I'm not a fan)... If you hate your cousin that much, why do you want him to skydive?
here's a list of all the DZs in the UK with an interactive map:
http://www.bpa.org.uk/dropzone/dzone.htm
Remster
Muff 914

[pack40 0]

Well I do not hate my cousin, I like him very much. I am just jelaous he will start now and after a week he'll be more experienced than me. I can let that happen.
Thanks for the info I will check these pages.
Besides I have 15 round jumps with belly mounted reserve.
You know belly mounted reserve is a very good thing when you have a hard landing it is like a soft pillow protecting your face :-). Although when you have 20kg on your back and an additional 6kg reserve that is a real SPORT.
Oldimer sport rulez.

[skreamer 1]

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I am just jelaous he will start now and after a week he'll be more experienced than me. I can let that happen.

Uhhh, dude, you don't know much about the weather here in England do you???

"Look before you jump, don't die until you're dead"

[pack40 0]

Weather I know:
As George Mikes a famous Hungarian writer (like me not famous, not a writer but Hungarian) who was living in UK since the 30s wrote in his book (How to be an Alien):
EXAMPLES OF CONVERSATION
For Good Weather
'Lovely day, isn't it?'
'Isn't it beautiful?'
'The sun...'
'Isn't it gorgeous?'
'Wonderful, isn't it?'
'It's so nice and hot...'
'Personally, I think it's so nice when it's hot - isn't it?'
'I adore it - don't you ?'
For Bad Weather
'Nasty day, isn't it?'
'Isn't it dreadful?'
'The rain... I hate rain..'
'I don't like it at all. Do you?'
'Fancy such a day in July. Rain in the morning, then a bit of sunshine, and then rain, rain, rain, all day long.'
''I remember exactly the same July day in 1936.'
'Yes, I remeber too.'
'Or was it in 1928?'
'Yes it was.'
'Or was in 1939?'
'Yes, that's right.'

[E150 0]

Rain rain go away and come again another day (preferable in America)

[jceman 1]

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As George Mikes a famous Hungarian writer (like me not famous, not a writer but Hungarian) who was living in UK since the 30s wrote in his book (How to be an Alien):

"My hovercraft is full of eels!"
(sorry, folk, I had to do it...)

[Remster 24]

(and for any opher frog out there who's a Louis de Funes fan)
My Talylor is rich
Your flower is beautifull
Remster
Muff 914