Utah Windriders Association

jason morton wrote:From my many years of kiting Rush lake I have found that it does not blow very well in the evenings. There can be exceptions

Due to a well timed front, Wed evening was a tasty exception to Jason's many years of empirical evidence.

Rode from 6:30 until 8:30 nicely powered 11m. Lot's of kites out when we arrived, by sunset it was just Marty, Morton and I.

AN interesting note about the road to the launch:
Jason and I drove in on the high road, the one closest to the corral fence. When we drove out a couple hours later, someone had built a couple berms/ditches across the road in a couple spots obviously to deter driving on that road. It was easy to get around them but someone does not like us using the high road. For now the next road down is fine access but if the water comes up much more, the lower road will start to get mushy. We may end up just driving on the veg between the roads which I would normally not condone but I don't think there are may sensitive species out there.

Excellent evening kiting at Rush. South bay was silky smooth. Huge blankets of moss bring a whole new definition to "mowing the lawn". Such a pleasant drive too.

I know it does not happen that often that we get such good 11M, short board, SE wind in the evening.
Just kindda ironic that after a thread about how some feel it never blows in the evening,
we get such a killer after work till dark session.
Can we keep that thread going please,,,,ha

Rush is Plush

Curious why most left when the wind ramped up?
I know some had commitments,,, just curious?

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IDOLS

SOOO sad if that is true......