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aphelps
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Rougham Tricks Party
Before anybody asks, I am crunching the scores now. It is going to take a while.
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Okay. Scores crunched. I think that the champagne is going to be flowing in Saxmundham!!
http://www.netspaces.com/kitefly/articl ... party1.pdf
Some very interesting stats coming out of this. I will publish some later. Well done everybody who took part. I am slowly rediscovering the use of my legs!!
http://www.netspaces.com/kitefly/articl ... party1.pdf
Some very interesting stats coming out of this. I will publish some later. Well done everybody who took part. I am slowly rediscovering the use of my legs!!
Andy
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Steve Rayner, take a bow!
That was some of the smoothest, nicest, most controlled trick flying I've seen in a long time. In fact, I think it's the nicest I've ever seen a Nirvana being flown. It would have been a performance to be proud of in ideal wind conditions. The fact that you pulled it off in such light winds made it all the more impressive.
Big respect to the rest of the fliers, too. Despite the wind (or lack thereof) everyone went out and put in the effort to entertain. I saw more 360's on Sunday than I did in the whole of the previous year! Well done to Andy P for keeping up with them all!
Well done everyone.
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That was some of the smoothest, nicest, most controlled trick flying I've seen in a long time. In fact, I think it's the nicest I've ever seen a Nirvana being flown. It would have been a performance to be proud of in ideal wind conditions. The fact that you pulled it off in such light winds made it all the more impressive.
Big respect to the rest of the fliers, too. Despite the wind (or lack thereof) everyone went out and put in the effort to entertain. I saw more 360's on Sunday than I did in the whole of the previous year! Well done to Andy P for keeping up with them all!
Well done everyone.
A
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That was some of the smoothest, nicest, most controlled trick flying I've seen in a long time. In fact, I think it's the nicest I've ever seen a Nirvana being flown. It would have been a performance to be proud of in ideal wind conditions. The fact that you pulled it off in such light winds made it all the more impressive.
Wow, I don’t know what to say.
But thanks
Well done to Bryan Beasley, take a look at the imposed tricks score. Very well done.
Steve Rayner
I understand a FURY in your words,
But not the words.
I understand a FURY in your words,
But not the words.
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smr wrote:
Well done to Bryan Beasley, take a look at the imposed tricks score. Very well done.
Thanks Steve.
I had entirely the wrong kite for the ballet, not being able to run backward and thrash out backspins as fast as Chris. You're Nirvana was behaving beautifully in the conditions, superb control. Like ABW said really.
Bryan
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