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posted on 2-7-2008 at 08:56 Reply With Quote
Introduction and advice on Aberdovey.

Hi all, I am new to the forum and so far it seems like a helpful and friendly place.

I am heading over to Aberdovey this coming weekend and am hoping for some advice from you guys. Depending on the wind obviously I am looking for suggestions of spots I can; (a) static fly a foil kite and (b) maybe do some bodydragging in a suitable safe spot.

BTW, I did IKO levels I-III last year, but haven't been on the water since then. So I am not a total newbie, but need some practise and confidence building.

Any suggestions you have would be great, thanks.

Steve





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posted on 2-7-2008 at 17:25 Reply With Quote
Hi, if your heading to Aberdyfi drive straight thru the village, and out towards tywyn. As you leave the village, half a mile out theres a large hotel on the cliff, and a layby on the road below it. Park up there and head over the golf course, thats where most of us go. Youll find there are lagoons at various stages of the tide, which are nice and shallow and perfect for learning in safe conditions. Dont mistake them wit the estuary, which is a no go for learning.

With Easterlys we may alll be over ynys las this weekend however.

See ya on the beach





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posted on 2-7-2008 at 21:01 Reply With Quote
Hey Steve,

You'll find all at Aberdyfi very friendly, and more than willing to give advice and help if needed. This is also goes for the other side of the water at Borth/Ynys las.

I think I may have already spoken to you at PKS, and with any luck, I should be at the beach fairly soon, so will see you there at some point.



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posted on 3-7-2008 at 11:35 Reply With Quote
Thanks for the replies guys.

I'll see where the kites are sailing and pop along to say Hi even if I can't go out there. Shem, do the lagoons still work in an Easterly, or does it rule out that side ?

Jaymo, sorry wasn't me you spoke to.

Hopefully see you guys on the weekend.

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posted on 3-7-2008 at 17:30 Reply With Quote
its looking se, so dyfi side will be the only the only option and the lagoons will be sweet to.





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