AC wrote:I do know that Strongkiteboarding lessons accommodate people who wish to get more time on the water , Water craft assisted down winders at NItnaht lake starting as soon as the thermals are more consistent.

Yes AC, I too have heard good things about Strongkiteboarding.

Happy Smiley DOOD!!!

Awesome.

To my knowledge, Comox Kite Repair is the only kite repair service in western Canada that does bladder repairs. All the others mentioned above only do fabric repairs. For more information on bladder repairs, see the bladder repair page on the website - http://www.comoxkiterepair.ca/Bladder_Repairs....

Give em hell tomorrow Dood!

If you do this I'd sure love it if you started a build thread & documented the process. Would be interesting to follow for sure.

I'm pretty sure the inside of the sauna at Nitniaht is for cooking Salmon.

Gonna try to make some of these.

http://www.bestkiteboarding.com/Flown-Mercado

What crafty projects could you think of for old kites? So far i'm thinking about making a 14m bronko based car camping awning, maybe some shopping bags... Any ideas?

winddoctor wrote:In. Whenever, wherever.

What he said.

DOOOOOOOOOD!

Somebody remind Dave to set up a merch table.

Your cc insurance is ok there, it's still companies like hertz & budget. I have done very well going from booth to booth in the cabo airport getting lower & lower quotes. X2 on documenting dings before leaving.

These guys are local & are mulling over a surf / windsport version.

http://www.arbutusracks.com/

I'm trying to stay a casual observer on the JR lesson story but I just wanted to make sure I had something correct in my head. Are we talking about the same person who was being assisted by a coast guard zodiac which ended up a total write-off on the rocks in Tofino and on a separate occasion put ou...

Laird... GTF off, NOW!

Trotac in Victoria sells it.