After some initial location problems following the move from Bailen, Train In Spain ran the event at Lillo, a brand new drop zone just 45 minutes south of Madrid. This proved to be an excellent new venue. Six load organisers and two additional one-on-one coaches provided many quality skydives. The variety of nationalities created an excellent ambiance and some real progression was made by all.

By the end of the boogie, 3,500 skydives had been made, making sure almost everyone was jumped out. There were 155 loads flown between the two Super Otters and we only had two days of bad weather  which meant plenty of beer in the evening. 

Words and photos by Tim Porter
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