Miss Jessie said...
Maybe Mark shouldn't have gone out, but who hasn't had a day like that, I was on 7m and it kept floating so I would have thought that the 12 would have been fine,................
Hi Jessie,
Now you're thinking straight. ^^
You are beginning to get some clarity.
Some time after an event like this, you start to analyse your actions at the time.
You begin to question your thinking processes.....
which helps you plan for future situations.
Forum topics like this are good for the kiting community.
These pictures and words simply teach us how to save our sorry arses.
If the victims (yourself and Mark) are given a bit of stick on a forum like this....
just take your medicine in good humour.
No one died, right.
It's only a ripped kite, suck it up Miss.
Maybe you should have taken out the 12m instead of the floaty 7.
Maybe Mark should have remained on dry land and fixed you a nice picnic lunch and cold beverage.
It's funny, kitesurfing.
Sometimes you want to kite so bad that it hurts...
So bad that your brain stops working.
Even when there's pus wind.....
some desperate will pump up his kite and grab some chump to foolishly launch his kite.
But you've got to listen to your kite.
Your faithful kite will always tell you if the wind is ok.
It's like one of those loyal seeing-eye dogs on four strings.
Well anyway,
it always tells me cause I always self-launch.....
and if the kite is unwilling to fly off the beach....
well, that's a pretty good indicator that I shouldn't bother.
DON'T GO OUT !
^ *that's my kite talking to me.
lol.