YardSaleDad
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Obviously it involves Hang Gliding
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http://www.tirnalong.com/Videos/MountainWings-Classof2006Small.wmv
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How I spent my summer
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Pretty cool...Looks like a rush.
YardSaleDad
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My youngest son wants to disown me, since I said it's better than skiiing.
Plowboy
Active member
I was the mechanic, cook, driver, pit crew and sponser for my 2 boy's. # 51 is 9 years old and # 622 is 11. Not sure if MX is training for sking or vice-versa. We now have about 64 trophies in the house!!
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salida
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Mine involves skiing http://porter.haney.googlepages.com/summer2006
BeanoNYC
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Sweet. Where the heck have you been? Too good to post here anymore? 
salida
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Sweet. Where the heck have you been? Too good to post here anymore?
I've posted trip reports here on most of these spots I think. Maybe not hte May ones b/c it was Colorado/WY and thats not the AZ east coast focus. I threw up a Portillo report though.
SKIQUATTRO
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great summer!!! Sailing my hobie Getaway and crewing on Sonar 23's....surfing, hanging on the beach with the fam (wife, 4yr old, 1yr old) was also able to squeeze a few trips up to Cape Cod to see my folks...got alot of road riding in (avg 150 mi per wk)...
wintersyndrome
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How I spent My Summer
I Did alot of sailing:
Crewed a delivery back from Bermuda aboard a Santa Cruz 52'
Picked up two new crew spots one on a Frers 33 the other on a C&C 25
Did some racing up in Newport, one weekend in June on the Santa Cruz 52 for NYYC annual Regatta and for four days in July on a Frers 33 for NYYC Race week. Raced Sonars up in Marblehead, MA for the Marblehead NOODS we had 45 boats on a starting line, pretty darn cool! Raced the Larchmont NOODS on the Frers 33 and took 1st overal in our division which got a write up in "Sailing World" magazine WAY Cool!, Not to mention the ownership of my own boat a sweet little day-sailer thats perfect for the Great South Bay.
So for this summer I've sailed five boats, done 63 races, won some, lost more, but learned a hell of alot, did 700 NM of ocean sailing, travelled to Bermuda for four days, jumped some cliffs, met some good people and continued many friendships...oh and my Girlfriend and I just got a place together...it's been pretty eventful...now to start rockin some turns in the fluffy white....bring on winter
ws
I Did alot of sailing:
Crewed a delivery back from Bermuda aboard a Santa Cruz 52'
Picked up two new crew spots one on a Frers 33 the other on a C&C 25
Did some racing up in Newport, one weekend in June on the Santa Cruz 52 for NYYC annual Regatta and for four days in July on a Frers 33 for NYYC Race week. Raced Sonars up in Marblehead, MA for the Marblehead NOODS we had 45 boats on a starting line, pretty darn cool! Raced the Larchmont NOODS on the Frers 33 and took 1st overal in our division which got a write up in "Sailing World" magazine WAY Cool!, Not to mention the ownership of my own boat a sweet little day-sailer thats perfect for the Great South Bay.
So for this summer I've sailed five boats, done 63 races, won some, lost more, but learned a hell of alot, did 700 NM of ocean sailing, travelled to Bermuda for four days, jumped some cliffs, met some good people and continued many friendships...oh and my Girlfriend and I just got a place together...it's been pretty eventful...now to start rockin some turns in the fluffy white....bring on winter
ws
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andyzee
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Just want you to know, I HATE YOU!
- Were any of the pilots you?
- Is that Ellenville?
- Is that from the top of the mountain?
YardSaleDad
Member
Come to the dark side.
:beer:
Yes, the blue/teal/white glider with the maroon harness/helmet. (See Avatar)
Yes.
No. It's 900 feet above the valley floor, but about 500 below the very top of the ridge. Last night I made it 1500 feet above launch.
andyzee
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Come to the dark side.
:beer:
Yes, the blue/teal/white glider with the maroon harness/helmet. (See Avatar)
Yes.
No. It's 900 feet above the valley floor, but about 500 below the very top of the ridge. Last night I made it 1500 feet above launch.
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