Local media is getting behind the event and it will be promoted- hopefully that will equal a lot of spectators.....

Final preparations are being undertaken now- see you all, down there !!!!!!!!!!!!

Well the latest report is that the wind is already on the way up and looking sweet. So get on down to Milang and get involved. Already have a road safety update, there are speed cameras heading out of Mt Barker and coming in and heading out of Strathalbyn, so make sure you keep an eye on the speed limits.
Well hope to see everyone there to support this great local event.

Cheers Croc

Latest forecast for the lakes area-

UPDATED
South Central Coast:
Sunday until midnight : Wind: E/SE 13/18 knots, turning NE 8/13 knots during
the morning then becoming variable less than 10 knots during the afternoon. Sea:
abating to 0.5 m during the morning. Swell: SW 1 to 2 m.
Monday : Wind: Variable 10 knots, shifting SW and increasing 18/23 knots
during the morning, then S/SE 18/23 knots during the evening. Sea: 0.5 to 1 m,
rising to 1.5 to 2 m. Swell: SW 1 to 1.5 m, increasing to 1.5 to 2.5 m late
evening.
Tuesday : Wind: SE/E 15/25 knots, easing to 5/15 knots northeast of Kangaroo
Island during the late afternoon or evening

Hopefully seabreeze will be stronger than forecast, and can someone post some pics?

Thanks to all the organisers. Big thanks to all who turned up to compete and watch. I had a great time and learned a lot. now I have a year to improve my skills and are looking forward to the next event.

Thanks again.

Danny

A big shout out to all the SAKSA members that made the event a success. Milang Sailing Club for putting on a great feed last night and this morning. All the sponsors: Onboard, Glascraft, Kiteshop, Adventure Blue, Liquid Force, Slingshot, JN Kites, Blade, Elements Kiteschool and Red Baron.

Thanks to all the spectators that made the trip to Milang, all the riders and of course eveyone that helped run the weekend.

Tino

What a great weekend had by all,good to meet the faces behind the names on seabreeze.thanks again chap for the hangover. big thanks to the boys from saksa.and all the other crews that came down and helped out. Now its time to get ready for Robe.Geoff i recon we will leave the gargle blasters in milang.
P.S my face still looks like this See you all on the water

Sorry Doolz, but if I make it to Robe I am bringing the gargleblasters with me!! But might have to re-name them "gargle-geoffs" after Geoff blasted his first one everywhere.....

Well done to the SAKSA crew who organised an awesome event! Was great to meet everyone and I look forward to riding with you all again!

Now all I have to do is learn a trick or two to bring to Robe

Awesome weekend- thanks to the crew who stuck around to pack up the comp site and help ferry everything home, much appreciated.

Thanks to the regatta club for the hospitality, thanks to the sponsors for the prizes, thanks to the guys who were pulling out all the bogged cars and mainly thanks to all the competitors and spectators for getting behind the event.

The results will be up on the saksa website in the forums very soon.....for those who weren't there for pressos your trophies and prizes are available to be picked up from me. Give me a call.

Thanks again to all the crew.

Great Shots Mick!!! You looked like you were having fun up there.

mick14 said...

Hi coastflyer

A's to your Q's - Photos taken on Sunday from camera attached to single-line kite.
check out http://www.akfa.net.au/information/kap.htm for more.

Sunday we only got about 15 knots - there were a handful of mad kiters and madder wake-winchers.

The water is waste-deep, if you include the knee-deep mud layer - wipeout=black slush.

There was karaoke at the pub ?????????????????????????

Actually- everybody remembers the rules don't they ? What happens on tour stays on tour...... so no Sat night stories are to be repeated.

Just enough to say it was great fun.

Nice pics Neil- thanks for sharing.

I know mine was well on its belly, i do have a photo of your car Casey i will forward it on to you

Sweet as photo's

BIG mention of Chops' effort with the Saturday comp commentary.

He stepped up to the mike with a seemingly never-ending dialogue of competittor's moves fused with a bent sense of humour which was as smooth and black as Milang mud.
It was appreciated by all.........for around 3-4 hours during most of the comp.

Trav ably seconded Chops effort by filling in the gaps while Chops busted his own moves.

I have seen and heard many so called "professional media commentators" who pale in comparism to your saturday session...........it capped off an already successful & well organised comp.

Fossil.

Liquid Force pin up boy Trav Murphy- stylin bro..... No wonder this sport has no cred- you don't/can't party and then pull moves like this....you should take up rollerblading.....What's the hardest thing about riding Liquid Force ? ...Bahhahahahah


PS- nice work on the boardies Susie....regulation kiter style