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Phil
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Post subject:  Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 4:06 pm |
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Hey guys, did you notice that today trip (26/10) was already posted on their site. With report of the day end.....and with an actual time of:
2004-10-26 22:12:40 !!!! 
These clowns are pathetic!
This trip is running on Play-back!
So much fun!! 
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Backloop
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 4:43 pm |
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Quote: There are the so called directions, which mean the way we are obliged to take by the law of the pressure on the sail. They vacillate more or less around a perpendicular line depending on the wind’s direction. And not even the aristocrats can escape from the law the of pressure on the sail… here is the proof: Prince Sergio himself ends up after his high-speed-navigation in the lagoon’s water…  
[quote]After having so much success with the cows, in the middle of the afternoon I even dare to try the famous “handle passâ€
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bragnouff
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 7:09 pm |
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Quote: .. so why should you want us to stay attached to our desire to cross Africa only on the sand!
In these conditions, I've some scepticism about where Sergio's Atlantic Crossing took place... Any Idea ?
Really entertaining however
Nobody would have ever blamed them with a name around "kitetrip in Africa", it's just the wordings they use that puts soooo much emphasis on their wee trip. That's the funny/pityful part
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CosmoDog
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 8:13 pm |
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In honor of this incredible Trans Sahara trip,
I am thinking of a Trans Mohave trip. Here's my plan.
Day 1. Drive the support vehicle and crew (wife + 3 dogs)
to the edge of the Mohave Desert.
Day 2. Kite on some dirt. Complain about the extreme hardship and heat. Get a big gulp from the 7-11.
Day 3. Decide that dirt is just too dirty and go to Lake Mohave.
Day 4. After all this hardship, I need some rest in Vegas.
Day 5. Kite on some more dirt on the other side of the Mohave desert
and claim success.
Anyone what to sponsor this momentous adventure?
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jahmaze
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:03 pm |
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CosmoDog wrote: In honor of this incredible Trans Sahara trip,
I am thinking of a Trans Mohave trip.
Anyone what to sponsor this momentous adventure?
go http://www.flysurf.com, tell them you're a friend of the two althetes that crossed the sahara.
..and be sure we all gonna support you, there, at kiteforum.. 
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Bullroarer Took
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:07 pm |
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CosmoDog wrote: In honor of this incredible Trans Sahara trip,
I am thinking of a Trans Mohave trip. Here's my plan.
Day 1. Drive the support vehicle and crew (wife + 3 dogs)
to the edge of the Mohave Desert.
Day 2. Kite on some dirt. Complain about the extreme hardship and heat. Get a big gulp from the 7-11.
Day 3. Decide that dirt is just too dirty and go to Lake Mohave.
Day 4. After all this hardship, I need some rest in Vegas.
Day 5. Kite on some more dirt on the other side of the Mohave desert
and claim success.
Anyone what to sponsor this momentous adventure?
Consider the Big Gulp on me.
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sq225917
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:24 pm |
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i'll chip in for the refils on that big gulp.
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ronald
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 10:33 pm |
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Quote: oh sorry.. I stimulated you with the ATLANTIC CROSSING and you are now asking for links....wow..huihui.... no computers in Italy at that time.
I used to work with windsurf mags (around '82 / '85) and I should ask them for old copies and scan pictures and stories, translate and give it to this forum (together with some NEWS that came in during the following times, talking about Sergio's records and WORLD titles, achived playing on the beach with his friends). But really, this desert one is really unespected to me. What a man, I love him, our flying stud.
@ maddy: Hey, that would be great if you´d do that
I just wanna now some more about my heros!!!
Oh man, last night i was havin´a vodka red bull, and wenn i took the red bull in my hand, this image of our prince with the red bull helmet flashed through my mind, and the can fell out off my hands! I Guess things will never be the same!!!!
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sq225917
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 11:32 pm |
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redbull: gives you wings.
well maybe not, but it surely does give you delusions of grandeur.
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jahmaze
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Post subject: Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2004 1:23 am |
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day 7 is beginning...
It so funny... I can't wait to see their victorious face at the end of the trip !!!!
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