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Sun Aug 14, 2005 7:27 pm

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John and I managed to wrestle the Coventry Cup away from Sky Symphony, a feat unaccomplished for many years.


Hah, that's only 'cause you are locals as well :P
 
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Sun Aug 14, 2005 7:44 pm

Kind words, Bryan. Thank you. :satisfied:

Maybe I will take Roy up on the Winter trick comps thing. I'm sure I can put something together as an intro to proper comps.

Congrats on your sucess today! Long may it continue.


Nice to meet Mr. Bleep Bleep Bleep too :D


(Today's highlight? Going the whole day without shattering a LLE :lol:)

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Sun Aug 14, 2005 8:02 pm

bryan beasley wrote:
John and I managed to wrestle the Coventry Cup away from Sky Symphony

The biggest kite cup I've ever seen!

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but Roy flew the sweetest axel cascade I've ever seen, right on a reggae beat

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Bryan and I both flew really well in the last round and then Chris turned his flying control up to eleven :cool:

Great day, despite the lumpy wind. Thanks to all the MKF guys who organised it.
Must fly
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Sun Aug 14, 2005 9:32 pm

Jest_of_EVE wrote:
Nice to meet Mr. Bleep Bleep Bleep too :D


Good to meet you too, Mark.

As Bryan said, your flying looks ready for the 'big-time' too. Give the winter competitions a go :-)
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Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:26 am

misterbleepy wrote:
As Bryan said, your flying looks ready for the 'big-time' too. Give the winter competitions a go :-)


I was saying to someone the other day, just how much improvement we've seen from the likes of Bryan and friends over this last season. It's really encouraging to see such a great influx of new (and constantly improving) talent in the UK flying scene.

No doubt the wide range of different comps and flying events that STACK and others have been putting on has helped to push people along. I think it's fair to say we're now enjoying the second golden age of UK freestyle flying! :cool:

Well done everyone. Jolly good show!

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Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:53 am

thanks to andy, roy and chris and others that travelled to Coventry yesterday, thanks for showing us how.
well done to the locals john and bryan for winning the Coventry Cup.
sorry i didn't have time to talk to you all.
does anyone know where i can get film of team flying , I'm looking for inspiration for sky symphony, not looking for freebies i can pay.

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Mon Aug 15, 2005 7:50 pm

Ah well we've beat them (you) now Roy, so we could offer lessons. ;-)


STACK and others have certainly provided the platform Andy and without that I / we would still be at the local field not getting any better, but it's equally inspiration from yourself and Tim, Carl and James and an overiding desire to beat le petit one (at some far off distant point on the future horizon) that keeps the momentum going.

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Mon Aug 15, 2005 10:16 pm

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Darn it.
Relatives are making an unexpected 'surprise' visit.
Looks like I'll miss it :-(


Sorry you couldn't make it, Jeremy - we'll have to have another Midlands get together soon - any ideas where & when anyone?
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Tue Aug 16, 2005 8:09 am

bryan beasley wrote:
...and an overiding desire to beat le petit one (at some far off distant point on the future horizon)


I remember the good old days where I used to beat le petit on a regular basis. Ok, perhaps "occasional" rather than "regular", but either way, those great day are now sadly long gone... ;-)

However there is a glimmer of hope... we just have to hope that Chris gets distracted by booze, women and fast cars over the next few years and decides to give up kite flying altogether.

Here Chris, we all chipped in and bought you a year's membership to "Little Miss Tufty's Wild Women, Hard Booze and Fast Cars Emporium of Pleasure for Young Men". Enjoy! :lol:

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Tue Aug 16, 2005 11:03 am

Don't forget "le petit" and I share a pedigree prior to The Franchise. Do I count for free membership of "Little Miss Tufty's Wild Women, Hard Booze and Fast Cars Emporium of Pleasure for Young Men"?
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Tue Aug 16, 2005 10:05 pm

Oooooh, that's below the belt (literlally) ABW. Playing Psych games with a young mans loins! :lol:

Talk about psych-out your opponents. What a great idea!!! Fill the back-end of the arena with hired great lookin' chix to mess with the guy's Karma!


Hang on, that wouldn't work....He'd just show-off even more!


I guess we'll just have to beat him without cheating....DOH!



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