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Yet another WBB in the books! Oct 2012
I must say that I am saddened that another event has come to a close at WBB.At the same time, I can't begin to tell you how great an event it was!
Sandy put a crink in our plans for Sunday, Mandantory Evacs Sunday first thing. I actually left not long after the BBQ, although I did stick around
for some dancing while the music played. It looks like here at home, we are really going to take a lashing!
I keep saying at the end of each bash how much fun it was, and that it keeps getting better, this time it was no different.
The wind was great, the flying was great, the people were spectacular, and the fun never ended. I am sure in the next week or so tons of pics and
videos will start popping up.
I want to thank everyone that attended, helped out where I needed them to.
A huge special thanks goes out to one special kid. Josh, you are one Kool Kat! You were there for the fun, but stepped up and helped out with what
ever you could. Offering as much assistance with anything and everything you could. It takes a special kid to want to be so involved. You hung around
all of us and jumped in on the ribbing and laughter! What a blast!
Thanks again to all of you who come. ALL of you are the reason why this event is something so very special and makes it worth every ounce of effort
that we put into it.
If you are on the fence about coming to WBB, call and talk to anyone that comes to the event. You will be booking your ticket as soon as you can for
the next event.
See you in the Spring or sooner!
Ride on!
Rich
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Another great event, good wind and good people! Thanks to Rich and everyone else who helped organize - your efforts make this event a success every
time!
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I had a great time at the bash. If anyone is wondering about going to a wildwood buggy bash or not, then they should go. The entire event is great
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:bigok: I thought the Spring WBB was fun......
This Bash (other then having to leave a little early) took the cake. WOW! I mean other then being with my family on vacation.....this was the most
fun I have had in 20 years. Did I mention WOW!
Awesome seeing the people that took me in on my first bash...(Danny, Rich, Todd, Paul, Cheezy..... can't name everyone ) :singing:
A big thanks to Rich and the effort he put in to get it all together...along with the "insurance man" that made it happen and LBJ "Joe" for pulling
some strings and going to bat for us. I hope all the kids that get to hang with you appreciate what you are teaching/offering them.
I made some new friends...in some new places...so that was great that they got to see what this place is all about. Lots of smiles seeing newbies
learning knowing that they will be tearing it up soon. A great bunch of kids in there too, kite flyers or just ping pong players.. Parents should be
proud of them...
The whole drive home it was hard to think about anything but going back and forth across that beach all day long. If this wasn't a family forum I
would be putting a whole bunch of choice words in there to describe how I really feel. I'm looking forward to the Spring one already and any help we
can do to make it an event for the American Cancer Society. (get the punk kites out).
Thats about all....Thanks again to all for cooking, organizing, and making this a GREAT WEEKEND!
Bruce
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shehatesmyhobbies
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Bruce, you left no doubt in anyones mind that you had a great time! You were really tearing up that beach!
Rich
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Bruce have you stopped smiling yet?
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So good to see everyone again! It was said that this may have been the best one yet... I say let's keep making them better. Thank you for all of the
help and support from all that pitched in. Josh! Dude you rocked with helping the event run smoothly, next year you may lick the burgers
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What a great week(end)! I can't stop smiling .
Four days of sun, sand, wind, kites, and friends was capped off with being able to share it with my son. You guys are great and I couldn't ask for a
better group of people to have him hang out with. Y'all simply took him into the fold, let him be who he was, and treated him as just another one of
the guys. Thank you.
Rich, thank you for your kind words. His mom was floored to read them and Josh was grinning with pride as she did. You helped make it a very special
trip for him.
Todd, I'm not sure that there's anyone that can lick them with as much gusto as you, but I'll make sure that he's there to help flip them.
Is it too early to call the Shalimar and book for the Spring ?
Go ahead... tell me to "go fly a kite!" Please!
Howard - used to be KC67
Fly: A quiver of Lynx' and Cores (did someone say "Pansh"?), a couple o' Arcs, and a Rev to remind me about control
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I got home from the bash yesterday tired, sore, and very happy. I had a truly wonderful time and can't wait for the next one. For those that could
not make it, you really missed a good one. I strongly encourage you to try to make it to one soon, you will not be disappointed.
The best part of the trip is by far the people. I know this to be the case since I chose to stay with everyone at the main beach on Saturday rather
than sneak off to North Wildwood beach where the wind direction was more favorable. You may have heard me say this many times before, but here I go
again, the trip is worth it for the people alone. I also got in 3 days and 2 nights of buggying with the best being a great session Thursday night. We
did not get to go kiting on Sunday. Sandy saw to that, but I am glad that she held off till then.
The pictures and videos will be coming soon that captured the good times we all had. I am looking forward to them, but not as much as I am to the next
bash. However I hope to fly with some of the attendees sooner. Geoff do you and some of the Canadians want to meet up in Maine some time to fly?
Does anyone want to meet up in WW before the next bash?
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Quote: | Originally posted by buggydanny
Geoff do you and some of the Canadians want to meet up in Maine some time to fly? Does anyone want to meet up in WW before the next bash?
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Yes Sir!!!!........ I'd like to, just say when, give us the time to organize our self (like a week before). A weekend trip to before christmas would
be nice.
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Yes Sir!!!!........ I'd like to, just say when, give us the time to organize our self (like a week before). A weekend trip to before christmas would
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Geoff we should wait a bit till you guys recover from Wildwood. We can pick a date when the tides are favorable, but wind and weather predictions a
week out are horribly inaccurate. We can pick a tentative date a week or two out and then make a final decision to go or postpone a few days before
based on the weather forecast. You are a long distance away and I would hate to have you drive all that way and get skunked. Will this work for you?
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I will be booking my flight very soon for spring to take advantage of a discount.
I think I will plan it that I get down there a bit early ( and get some practice in :embarrased: ) ? If you have to choose between showing up or
staying on a few days is there any reason I would prefer to stay on after ?
Do we wait for a group rate at Shalimar or do they know we are coming ?
If anybody has an old set of skis and size 9 boots I want to get in line for this sand ski thingy !!! MY kind of FUN ! :wee:
Seriously .... If somebody going to spring bash finds old skis and boots at a junk shop and picks them up if you buy I'll pay for them.
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Quote: | Originally posted by buggydanny
Geoff we should wait a bit till you guys recover from Wildwood. We can pick a date when the tides are favorable, but wind and weather predictions a
week out are horribly inaccurate. We can pick a tentative date a week or two out and then make a final decision to go or postpone a few days before
based on the weather forecast. You are a long distance away and I would hate to have you drive all that way and get skunked. Will this work for you?
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Sound's good to me, i'm still on this big rush of adrenaline left by last week end it is difficult to concentrate.
How far is it practicable in the fall season in maine? Do they get snow over there?
When ever your ready to attempt something let us know and will see. :wee:
Ps. I hope you can read, my english writing is not something a practice a lot!!!
Don't be shy to come to our forum even if it's in french just write in english.
[url=http://kitezone.ca/[/url]
See ya in a close future my friend
dumonstre.
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had a great time ,how not can you with the best people to ride with and party.thank-you to the organizers for a wicked good barbecue and all that
other stuff that go with it.thank-you to the canadians to show the americans how to dance.ben ,elmo's pant would have fit you perfectly,a little long
for me.thank-you to the wind -gods for such a blow also buggydanny for getting my ass and gear out of town before sandy hit the beach.i bet the pool
is filled with sand from what i saw on the telly,hope to see you guys in the spring.paul
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I have a pair of 9 1/2 boots with skis and there yours free of charge. remind me to pack them for ya next year or swing by and get them anytime
....shame I missed while tacking up wind for my run. Thanks for sharing the pics of the ski's on sand :D
Terry...aka...Cr@sh
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Sound's good to me, i'm still on this big rush of adrenaline left by last week end it is difficult to concentrate. How far is it practicable in the
fall season in maine? Do they get snow over there? When ever your ready to attempt something let us know and will see. :wee: Ps. I hope you can read,
my english writing is not something a practice a lot!!! Don't be shy to come to our forum even if it's in french just write in english.
[url=http://kitezone.ca/[/url] See ya in a close future my friend dumonstre. |
Geoff your English is fine for me. We have a plan then. Last year the southern coast of Maine got almost no snow, who knows what we will get this
year. Since we buggy in the intertidal zone, the tide clears any snow twice a day. Snow on the beach is just not an issue.
Send me a e-mail (click on the blue e-mail button) and we can go over possible dates.
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Quote: | Originally posted by buggydanny
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OK Dan, right now i have to many things to do. i'll get in touch with You later this fall (in a month or so).
regards Geof.
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What a GREAT time. I thank everyone that helped organize this event and everyone that helped me on the beach. What a terrific group of people. I
wish I could convey to the non-kiters, what a blast it is to cruz the beach. I guess that just means more beach for us
I hope everyone weathered the storm well. Still no power by me, but at least I could see this vid on 4G........
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Crash
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Thanks for sharing.............. can't wait till spring.
Terry...aka...Cr@sh
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