skydivelynn

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  • Main Canopy Size
    135
  • Reserve Canopy Size
    150
  • AAD
    Cypres

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    Skydive Orange (VA) & CSS
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    D
  • License Number
    24485
  • Licensing Organization
    USPA
  • Number of Jumps
    1270
  • Years in Sport
    8
  • First Choice Discipline
    Formation Skydiving
  • First Choice Discipline Jump Total
    1200
  • Second Choice Discipline
    Freeflying

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  1. We are looking forward to coming out and supporting the new dz! Jon and Lynn
  2. Technically it was 42 years for Paul, just 35 in that location. The planes are owned by Fayard Enterprises which is separate business from Carolina skysports.
  3. It is the 35th anniversary of the dropzone, Paul and Nancy have been working 7 days a week for 35 years, and they are retiring. They made the announcement themselves to all of us after dinner. Paul said he also sent out an official press release about 5 minutes before he made the announcement at the dz.
  4. It is true, come out and jump Sunday and Monday for the last two days of the boogie.
  5. I'd say no, if you are not looking for a job in aviation. Not relevant. I've read lots of resumes, and the less extraneous information the better. I want to know what experience you have that is specifically relevant to the job. With that said, I work in aviation, and feel it would not be irrelevant to see that on a resume for an aviation related job. I work in an avionics shop, and I listed my dz work experience on my resume. I also did not list any non-aviation work experiance on my resume when applying to avionics shops.
  6. Come out to Louisa tomorrow for the Motus Boogie and you will have a big audience for your stories
  7. Bad Doug. Was that from Labor day weekend? You went rafting like that? Go to the hospital and get an xray. Make sure you drop the keg off first! See you tomorrow
  8. Stick around until the end of the day. At most of the smaller dz's I've been to, they'll have a cookout and/or bonfire at the end of the day, or everyone will go out to dinner together. Also by sticking around after your jump, you can watch and listen to what is going on, and learn more about skydiving. You can also ask if they'll have a packing class for you and the other new students, again at the end of the jumping day. I never mind teaching someone to pack, but it's hard during the day when I'm jumping or working (packing)!
  9. We kept her entertained all weekend. Great rafting trip, glad you came along this year Liz! Happy birthday
  10. LJ, you can drink beer with us! Lynn
  11. If it contains Pseudoephedrine as the decongestant, you just ask for it at the pharmacy. They'll probably take down your driver's license information (in NC they do). All of the oral decongestants sitting out on the shelves now seem to contain Phenylephrine instead.
  12. Ian will be at Skydive Virginia in Louisa! (Bettina, where are you?) Her message from the Louisa list: ------------------------------------- Hello SDV Regulars! If I have not told you already, I booked Ian's flights! I'll have him at the DZ bright and early on July 21. We'll be heading out about 3:00 on Sunday. I'll send out the time structure as we get closer. I am planning to cook out the night of the 21st. Since J and I will be away around the 4th of July, we will most likely bring our fireworks for the canopy weekend. :-) Even if you do not plan to participate in the canopy coaching - it promises to be an awesome weekend with a good party Sat night. Hope you'll mark your calendars. I know you are all such social butterflies.... Please email me with questions -- Bettina Markowitz www.freeflygraphics.com
  13. I got to fly the Goodyear Blimp! I lucked into a ride by being in the right place at the right time. (I work at an airport.) I asked the pilot if I could fly, he asked the other passengers if they minded, and then we all took turns.