what did you do to that dog>?


The other day at BRIGHTON!!!!!

12knots or less i had the erge to put my kite up... so i got to the beach and what did i see a person who had know idea about kiting trying to put up a new kite with his friends,


(asian felo, nice couldnt speak english well,friends had no idea about kiting,)

<his friend that was helping him launch was standing on the inside of the kite pushing the struts?

then i go and help and explain a few things,,,

and go back to pumping my kite with in 10 min i had packed up and was readdy to leave(no wind,.) and what did i see, he was in the water down near the rocks and he had crashed the kite into the sand,
3 femail passer-buys thort is would be cool if they could help.

THEY LOOKED ABOUT the age of 10 when they got up the beach//.

and what hapend the kite inverted and they were standing inside the lines.. lucky NOthing happend but this is starting to get more common in brighton.

cheers,

maybe we could set up a kiteguard down there, kinda like a coastguard, but we will only concentrate on poorly trained kiters, not poorly trained boaters.

I'll take the 6am to 12 shift tuesdays thursday and friday can anyone else help out?

We will need
*a tractor (spelling?) beam to bring back all AWOL kites,
*floating jet packs to drag back the guy who was just bodydragged 300m by his poorly attached leash,
*disposable foam blankets to completely cover the boards of those who insist on using leashes and
*a laceration first aid kit for all the beachgoers who just lost and ear to a tightly strung, incorrectly attached kite line.

Lets make it happen people!!!