Dunoyer's blog

I wanted to thank Kirk, Allan and the Precinct, and Matt with Cisco Brewers for another terrific event. I think it shows that the kite community is tight. We are all good friends and enjoy each other's company on and off the water. Given the nature of our sport, the situations you find yourself in when another kiter can totally save your ass, it seems of paramount importance that we all know and respect each other. And then, when you are out on the water and you master that new trick, your friends cheer you on which makes you try even harder.

Here is what have so far:

You see that guy kook out?
Who wants to do a downwinder?
Watch out for the newbs?
Whats windsurfing?
Should I wear board shorts over my wetsuit
Is the launch sketchy over there

it's gonna pick up, just wait. 

should I use my 8 or 12? 

that session was epic!

where's the beer?
Can you give me a launch?
>> This wind sucks
>> What size are you flying?
>> Where's the flat water?
>> I just saw a shark swimming in the shallows
>> etc...

I showed up at a beautiful beach on Cape Cod Bay, one kiter on the water. He came right over to me, overjoyed at having a little company. His name is Brian, he normally kites Corpus Christy. He says our water is cleaner. He offered me some food, his wife video taped us. The other beach goers were all hooting and hollering and watching with glee. Kiting in New England is nice because it's intimate, hardly ever crowded, most often the opposite, kiters looking for one another, with onlookers cheering us on. I have rarely experienced it any differently.