ricki
11-13-2004, 09:22 AM
Hello warm-weather riders,
If you are planning a trip up to the great white north or looking for more ways to have fun with your kites...
This winter we are psyched to get year #2 rolling with (soon to be) incredible riding in the Lake Champlain Basin. Most of our lessons and riding happen near Burlington, VT (though we will travel for groups) and as soon as the Lake freezes and gets a layer of snow, we literally can have hundreds of miles of rideable terrain.We remain a full service, PASA certified and fully insured snowkiting school: lessons and equipment to get you going or keep you going.
This year we will be working with local businesses to put together snowkite escape packages of accommodation, car and lessons so riders from afar are all set to come up for a great weekend of riding or learning to ride.
Finally, the KITESTORM dates are set: Feb 26-27 and we are looking forward to more kites to demo (Ozone, Peter Lynn, Windwing), more skis and boards to demo (decide what is right for you), more riders to show off their skills, more free intro lessons (so bring your reluctant partner) and tons of prizes for all sorts of reasons. We will be having our film and prize party Saturday night and Red Bull, Dynastar and Ultra Nectar are already aboard with more parners to come. As before, we are psyched to hear from riders who are willing to volunteer at the event (goodies guaranteed for helpers). The KITESTORM will be at the Sand Bar State Park and like last year we will have accommodation deals. Keep your eyes on this Forum and www.stormboarding.com for details.
Have fun in that warm water, then set your sights to Vermont.
Think snow,
rzm
If you are planning a trip up to the great white north or looking for more ways to have fun with your kites...
This winter we are psyched to get year #2 rolling with (soon to be) incredible riding in the Lake Champlain Basin. Most of our lessons and riding happen near Burlington, VT (though we will travel for groups) and as soon as the Lake freezes and gets a layer of snow, we literally can have hundreds of miles of rideable terrain.We remain a full service, PASA certified and fully insured snowkiting school: lessons and equipment to get you going or keep you going.
This year we will be working with local businesses to put together snowkite escape packages of accommodation, car and lessons so riders from afar are all set to come up for a great weekend of riding or learning to ride.
Finally, the KITESTORM dates are set: Feb 26-27 and we are looking forward to more kites to demo (Ozone, Peter Lynn, Windwing), more skis and boards to demo (decide what is right for you), more riders to show off their skills, more free intro lessons (so bring your reluctant partner) and tons of prizes for all sorts of reasons. We will be having our film and prize party Saturday night and Red Bull, Dynastar and Ultra Nectar are already aboard with more parners to come. As before, we are psyched to hear from riders who are willing to volunteer at the event (goodies guaranteed for helpers). The KITESTORM will be at the Sand Bar State Park and like last year we will have accommodation deals. Keep your eyes on this Forum and www.stormboarding.com for details.
Have fun in that warm water, then set your sights to Vermont.
Think snow,
rzm