You must have heart of him: He is being called Amac by his Aussie friends. The man, the brain behind the Bladerider, a series-production-boat which placed first, second and other top placings in the recent World Championship at Lake Garda. The man on the photo in my last post. I have heart that Andrew spent many nights preparing, upgrading or just repairing boats and he still managed a 6th place in a hotly contested WC. And no, I am not bringing up the age issue. Having a decade more on my back and trying to go out with the brand new Bladerider for the first time today, I will know later today how it feels. I´ll keep you guys out there updated. In the meantime please go to: Seahorse Mag and vote for this great sportsman. A man who brought a vision into production.For more International Moth newbie information go to: Flying a Moth for starters Fun to read and lot´s of valuable information to the newcomer of flying-this-thing.
The long absence from this blog was due to my sailing holiday in the Baltic Sea. Lot´s of trouble to get away, to get started but in the end we left our homewaters a week after the ETS had been set. Nevertheless some awesome experience, lots of wind and two days of rain from early morning till midnight. Some stories might be told later.
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"Nevertheless some awesome experience, two days of rain from early morning till midnight."
Only two days? You had luck.
hi manfred,
keep us updated - your fellow reader want to know what it feels like to be on the bladerider...
is it a) "i believe i can fly"
or is it b) "yellow submarine"
what can you tell us?
Thanks for reading. So I think I have to write about it on my blog. Would be easier if not so much pressure from work. One word abt. my last three evenings: It is really worth the bruises which "we" got. Please check in later.
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