And here is Ian again 🙄 usual suspect. I am just trying to remind folks that jumping carries risk. No matter how good you are. Don't do it upwind of others in case you crash.
I am referring to Dutch Inn WA where there IS segregation with kiters (supposedly) downwind of everyone else and you have to be a AKSA or WAKSA member. The KITERS came up with those rules to avoid being banned and its a council bylaw. Now 10yrs later the sign has been ripped down and people do whatever they like, leading to all kinds of incidents. Responsible kiters are complaining about it too, not just me. You are not kiting there Ian so I don't really give AF what you think. Apart from the fact that posts like yours embolden those who break the rules, and that's what we all do care about.
If you want to actually be informed its right here.
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Kitesurfing/Western-Australia/WA-Exclusion-Zones-Remind-Your-Mates?fromPage=1&fromTopic=206723&fromY=500 I feel for the poor family and those who had to witness that and/or be involved in recovery. Its bloody horrible. But bag me out for trying to prevent ancillary issues. Onya. I don’t like Mark so he’s full of sh!t about safety. Grow up.
