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"At the end of the day, we all party and celebrate together because from 1 jump to infinity, we're all in the same sky...."

Accomplishments 2001

SEPTEMBER

Sept 2 - Grant Rosenthal - First Square

LOGBOOKS ARE HERE!!!! Anyone who needs to transfer over their temporary log sheets can now do so when they get their logbooks! Logbooks can be purchased at the manifest or the Shop (A Frame building) for $15 including taxes. They have space for 200 jumps, all your progression cards, adress pages and room for jump stories. A great souvenir and a necessity if you intend to keep jumping. When you buy a logbook you get a $3 discount off any t-shirt, or $5 off a sweatshirt.
T-shirts regularly $15 incl taxes.
Sweatshirts reg. $20 incl taxes.

AUGUST

Aug 25 - Luis Menzes- 100th
Aug 18 - Csaba (Chuck) Takacs - 100th
Aug 5 - Will Packard - 1600th
Aug 5 - Mickey Dacosta - 2000th
Aug 5 - Tom Petrie - 1000th (it was really a J/M load the week before)

JULY

July 15 - Andrew Greenwood - 100th
July 15 - Grant Rosenthal - 1st freefall

July 22 - Glen Darke - 100th

July 30 - Randall Jenkins - 1st CRW

Paul Slade, Pilot Extraordinaire 1000 Hours Pilot-in-Command

JUNE (If you've got dates, let me know)

Walter Hollick 1st square, 1st smoke jump, 1st walligator jump 1st nude jump

June 16 - Jennifer Cox - 1st Freefall
Jeremy - 1st freefall
Chris Ford - 1st square
Jason Pitelli - 1st square
Kevin Bate - 1st square
Mike VanStone - 1st freefall

MAY

May started off great! Hard runway..Opening weekend, melt in your mouth steak BBQ! It's almost warm enough for camping and then tent city will be open! Come for the weekend.

APRIL

Last month of the $99 special!

MARCH

Lots of snow, quite a few students. Hurry up spring!

FEBRUARY

It snowed and snowed...Have I told you it snowed?

JANUARY

Well, I guess it's no secret, but over the holidays, there was ALOT of snow! We're hoping the weather and runway is ready for the 13th and the first loads of the new millenium!

Last part of 2000

 

November 2000 is turning out to be quite a remarkable month. November has always been the beginning of our half price rates because typically no one gets to jump the same day due to shorter days and winter weather. However, because of the nice weather, we have had record number of people in the classes and some even got to jump.

OCTOBER

Well, it turns out the last 2 weekends in October weren't so bad...In fact it was so nice on one of them that we did 32 loads both days!

October...hmmm what can we say about October? How about foggy and overcast? So far, there hasn't been a whole lot of jumping going on. We hope that the last two weekends prove to be better!

SEPTEMBER

 

 

CENTURY JUMPS An excellent shot of Gary's 100th jump "bucketing" taken by Karl. This was a couple of years back. Each DropZone has their own way of making their "100 jump wonders" feel special. Did you know, less than half of 1% of all people who take the 1st jump course ever decide to make it to freefall, let alone 100 jumps. That's what makes them such a wonder! We let them land and take off their gear, then everyone joins in to "bucket" them. The next century jumps aren't so wet and messy. Mostly just hugs and handshakes...