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if u are experienced then ignore this

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I actually think experienced kiters need to be just as alert. Pushing their own limits, leaving too small a margin for error and just getting complacent has seen many experienced kiters ending up in walls, power lines etc around the world. We've all had close calls regardless of our ability. To the wind gusts we're all just kiters, it doesn't discriminate between beginner, experienced or anywhere inbetween.

woohoo

good work CAUTION.
I hope people take note !!

good work chief!!!

hi all i am the peanut who "caused" that accident...

first of all i just wanna say i am sorry what for i am not sure (i might sound like an ass here, feel free to flame me)...

as the fella was bringing the kite down i was under it coz it came down fast didnt have a chance to move towards the leading edge... i was moving into position to grab it and he asumed that i grabed it and he let it go... i am not that experienced but its common sence more than anything ... i dont let go of my kite untill i see the person cathing it start walking with it ... i am not sure how it looked from the side but thats what happened ... i am not silly to catch the thing and then let it go ...

as for doing the same thing 5 minutes earlier i can not recal that ... i launched one guy that day and that was it ...

i hope you guys are not mad at me ... i am learning all the time and enjoying the sport

cya round

yeah man
good work for trying to help- afterall we all learn from our mistakes! just nxt time try grabbing the leading edge in time!!

20 minutes to woodmans point,
dam do u have a helicopter or something?