Well the season isn't carrying the momentum we hoped for after getting a jump start back in freakin November. People are running around spouting "global warming" assuming these last two unusually warm months are because the Earth is getting warmer. But we've been noticing that the spring months have been colder the last few seasons so it appears to me to be a shift in the seasonal cycles. At least that's what I'm going to keep telling myself. Otherwise I might become suicidal at the thought that my snowkite seasons might be getting shorter. I've been playing with various Arcs that I haven't had much time on and cruising on my Coyotes (off road skates) as a substitute for skis and snow. The Coyotes are actually a hell of a lot of fun but I use them rarely because they dig in a lot if the ground is a little soft and I don't want to tear up anyone's fields. But when the surface is firm they're a hoot. Mo and Jo Molly and...
Mike Elliott aka "Color in Action" Anyone who lives in the northern hemisphere in North America is well aware that this winter has been the lamest winter on record. Many of us last year said on more than one occasion that if our first snowkite season was like last season we probably wouldn't have stuck to it. Little did we know how good we had it. At least this season hasn't been a total loss and the frustrations of last season have definately tempered us for tolerating this "winter's" dissapointments. You can't fight the weather and if your favorite activity is dependent on the weather, then too bad for you when the weather sucks. Knuckle dragger However inspite of the late season and the intitial lack of riding we've been "making up ground" and getting some really good sessions in while we're at it. Lake Chocorua has been our primary location so far this season and Umby as our secondary. ...
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