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Winter Kite Flying and Juggling

1/7/2014

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Last Friday I went to Lake Lynn in Raleigh, which is about 5 minutes from where I work, and flew my modified dual stunt kite and did some juggling.   It was about 27 degrees with a 12-14 mph nnw wind...kind of bitter, but it was sunny and I was dressed for the occasion.  I really needed to get out of the office and I knew there wouldn't be a lot of people at the park.  What a great time.    

I have a HQ Symphony 1.8 kite and just love it.   I took off the lines and attached two shoelaces I had in my car and came up with this really weird hybrid short line system that made a short kite that was really fun to fly.   Add in some juggling and some filming with my GoPro, a little editing over the weekend,  and I came up with the below video to document the occasion.   I have to go real fast in order to set up, fly, juggle, film, and drive back to the office so I can make it in about an hour time frame...it's kind of a weird Mission Impossible kind of rush...but when I get back to work to deal with the real world I have such a renewed sense of making it happen and getting it done.    

Heck I just spent and hour looking up at the sky, feeling a wind across my face that awakens the whole body, looking out over a beautiful lake and having an entire city park practically to myself.    Not a bad way to spend a lunch break in my opinion.   It fills me up and recharges my soul.  Neat. 



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