lodgerdodger
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Where to fly around Boston?
I just got my first kite (small dual line) in the mail, and I'm ready to go out this weekend to try it out for the first time, and with temps in the
50's!! (That's t-shirt weather for us New Englander's)
Anyone know any good places I can go? I live in Brookline, so I was thinking Larz Anderson park, though there may be too many people there. Maybe
Castle Island? I was also thinking of going to Nantasket Beach or if I have to down to Dennis. Any suggestions?? Thanks.
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B-Roc
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all the spots you mentioned are fine and other local haunts are Nahant Beach, Pope John Paul Park, Franklin Park and any local field with clean wind
and not much people traffic.
I'm hoping to do some kite skiing before all the new snow melts away.
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B-Roc
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also Millenium park.
Depower Quiver: 14m Gin Eskimo, 10m Gin Eskimo III, 6m Gin Yeti, 4.5m Gin Yeti (custom bridle and mixer)
Fixed Bridle Quiver: MAC Bego 400, JOJO ET Instinct 2.5 & 5.5, Lil Devil 1.5, Sting 1.2
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doublespeed360
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castle island and dennis sounds great
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pl comp ,mbs comp6
jojo, ozone,quadrifoil,ekko,skytiger
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indigo_wolf
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Depending on your relative location to Boston, and the phase of the moon (fighting with folks on their way to the malls) it is sometimes less grief to
get to Breton Point State Park or Colt State Park. Both are on the Northern edge of RI.
Some other MA locations besides the ones already listed along with directions and short descriptions of them can be found here:
http://www.kone.org/Places_to_Fly.html
ATB,
Sam
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lodgerdodger
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Great, thanks for all the suggestions. I think I'm going to try millenium park on saturday, it's huge! If any experience flyers want to show me up,
I'll probably head there in the late AM.
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dgkid78
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Quote: | Originally posted by indigo_wolf
Depending on your relative location to Boston, and the phase of the moon (fighting with folks on their way to the malls) it is sometimes less grief to
get to Breton Point State Park or Colt State Park. Both are on the Northern edge of RI.
Some other MA locations besides the ones already listed along with directions and short descriptions of them can be found here:
http://www.kone.org/Places_to_Fly.html
ATB,
Sam |
I live like 20 min from Colt State Park....Very nice place to fly. There are so many spots to fly there. We have our family reunion there every
year :singing:
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mikecapp
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i have the same thing boston area i just got a small dual line kite monday and tomorrow is suposidle 50's and 17 knot winds guna be sick but im doing it in a snow covered field that means no painful falling
lol were stomping down a huge area before so we can pendulum (its like 5 ppl one kite and im the only one who can afford kites xD also the only one
who learned before hand) weres a good area for here and in south cape beach
parafoil 2.5m
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