Dag 3 by Carribeanwinds.com
We just wrapped day three of the Paros Kiteboarding World Cup 2005 and still no wind. It was another beautiful day and competitors continued to enjoy the beach and the sparkling Mediterranean waters. Riders had their largest kites pumped up and waiting on the beach for the PKRA to announce an official start of the competition. The wind was out of the south which is not good for steady, consistent kiting. It teases you; one minute it’s strong, and the next, there will be a hole with very little, or no wind. There were many possible start times announced throughout the afternoon, but never enough competition level conditions to get underway...
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We just wrapped day three of the Paros Kiteboarding World Cup 2005 and still no wind. It was another beautiful day and competitors continued to enjoy the beach and the sparkling Mediterranean waters. Riders had their largest kites pumped up and waiting on the beach for the PKRA to announce an official start of the competition. The wind was out of the south which is not good for steady, consistent kiting. It teases you; one minute it’s strong, and the next, there will be a hole with very little, or no wind. There were many possible start times announced throughout the afternoon, but never enough competition level conditions to get underway...
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