Troll said...

Yo stop mowing the lawn guys, this is prime ground!

Its actually mid metropolitan kite accessable beach. Not much of that left in the world.
Thats a totally unrealistic and unreasonable ask.
And you call it 'prime ground'
WOT the .... Prime ground for what ???
Put it anywhere more than 10 mins out of town and no-one would dream of kiting it.

Just keep it safe whatever ur doing or risk losing it for everyone.

no different at Leightons today

People tripping on 7's and 8's!! WTF in 13 knots

Nice work to the 2 Euro losers on blue 8m rebels half way up the dog beach.

Jim's mowing was out in force.

and just one more public announcement for the masses:

if you drop below someone, lower your f***ing kite!!!!

thinking i might start attaching razorblades to my lines

Slack said...

NoBS said...

no different at Leightons today

People tripping on 7's and 8's!! WTF in 13 knots

Nice work to the 2 Euro losers on blue 8m rebels half way up the dog beach.

Jim's mowing was out in force.

I thought Leightons was a no go while the sailing was on.

yep euro twats

Scarborough looks great why do we want to stop people mowing the grass

wotzy77 said...

I am cool speak illiterate, what does mowing the grass mean?

blokes on twin tips who go up and down the line frothing on just doing that.

Im assuming the troll wants people who just rides the waves to kite there as you cant kite in half decent waves on any other beach.. unless your doing the down winder.


and for the record... leighton is prime ground for the lawn mowers

I have just read an angry post re the Pond, now scabs ...and while the requests make perfect sense, you seem to wasting a lot of time and energy.

Telling beginners not to kite somewhere? Telling TT to turn before the waves form at scabs? (the first requests is slightly realistic, the last, well just forget it).

Hey you might be venting and I feel your pain, but really is there anything that can be done - realistically?

there is an answer.. absolute regulation in terms of spots, lessons, licenses, policing. That my friends is ultimately what you are suggesting, albeit indirectly.

Careful what you ask for...

is it time to bring up the right of way rules again,
eg. wave rider on left hand wave, trying to cut wave apart, going down wind near the shore , then TT rider coming into shore hard into the wind, rider on wave is upwind of the TT rider - who has right of way again???? starboard rule says TT rider , but wave rule says wave rider.

i just try and stay out of the way. try another beach that's less crowded

Andrash said...

Beginners and most twinnie riders don't (yet) know what others trying to do on the break.... a simple and friendly explanation does help..... no, they are not necessarily ignorant....... and many of them read the forum...

Yes I agree. That's all we can do really. Even I still learn, like kiting with windsurfers, taken me a while to crack that one.