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On arrival, JR rewired an RV space for the motorhome. We had a mechanical problem and he found a mechanic who came to the DZ and fixed the problem without ripping me off.

I enjoyed the organized jumps. They do a great job at making one feel right at home.

When I arrived the RV park was full, but they found a place for me to park and would not charge for it. Then they gave me an orientation tour and explained their system. The planes stayed busy because of team jumps and assured space for me. One non-team jumper made 20 jumps a day for several days (PD tests). You can get in the jumps if you want to.

I liked the computer manifest screens. You can always tell where you stand. I was allowed to get out low when I wanted to work on my PRO accuracy and the S&TA observed from manifest. Easiest PRO jumps I ever made. (Yes, I missed one but not the fault of the DZ.)

I walked the DZ and observed grippers on suits vs no grippers and knew who to approach about jumping with me. The teams have uniform outfits and are obvious. I had no problem getting in 4 jumps a day with 3 to 5 others with similar interests. (I could have made more.) I did have to ask around for them, but big deal.

Oh yes, take your notebook computer, the restaurant has a wireless internet link.