Best wishes to Benoit Tremblay of Concept Air. He will be turning 50 at the end of this month. Anyone wishing to send regards can do so by emailing him!
Yearly Archives: 2005
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From: Febuary 06 to Febuary 12 2006Where: Plein Air Ville-Joie, 11441, W Notre-Dame, Trois-Riviere (Pointe du Lac sector) QC, G9B 6W5Access to the site: 5$ per person or 10$ per familyPrice for a week from Monday to Sunday: 468 $CDN + taxes per person double occupancy. Includes access to the […]
At this time we do NOT have any firm proposals from Europe for 2007! If you have been wanting to get the WISSA World Championships to come to your country, the time to apply is now. We will be accepting suggestions by email in advance of the 2006 WC in […]
William Tuthill informs: There has been a change of venue for the WISSA 2006 Ice and Snow Sailing World Championships. The event has been moved to Trois Rivieres, Quebec, about 60 km east of Montreal. The accommodations are situated directly on the lake – meals are included. Stand by for […]
William Tuthill informs:“We have returned from Montreal, and things are well under control. I will write some sort of official race notice for the web site, but it would already be safe to post the dates for wissa 2006. They are 6-12 February 2006 at St. Placid just west of […]
The W.I.S.S.A. 25th Anniversary Jubilee was one of the greatest events in W.I.S.S.A. history! Never before have we had fireworks, outdoor music, a light show, and a hot air balloon on opening night. The head of the Finnish Parliament gave a speech at the opening ceremony as did the mayor […]
Finally, the results are published!Rumors are that the next Championship will occur in Quebec. We shall wait for the report that Klaus has promised to prepare.ICE & SNOW SAILING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 11.-16.03.2005FINLAND LOMA-Sakyla FREE SAIL COURSE Position Sail # First Last Date of birth Class M/F Country position Pts position […]
Snow kiting is one hell of a ride. Jenn Weede finds it can also be one hell of a fall…[page 1…]and [page 2…] article found by Grant Fitz
Adventure hounds have always pursued the free ride. Waves don’t charge. Backcountry ski runs don’t either. But few natural forces—except gravity perhaps—dole out free adrenaline shots as potent as the wind.[more…]by Tim Neville, Outside Online