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shred_da_gorge
Since 12 Nov 2008
1337 Posts
Da Hood & Da Wood
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 Mon Jul 04, 11 2:05 pm |
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| wylieflyote wrote: | | As kiters we have more freedom to search out the goods anywhere on the river, and get away from that place. So glad I'm done with that other sport. |
Wow Kip, I even dragged the AHD out this weekend so I could avoid the Event Site and walk down some rocks alone without worrying about strings downwind. What high water? 
But yeah, you're right, Dougwena's a magical place. Kite on! |
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arthurb
Since 06 Feb 2009
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Hood River, Oregon
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| Tue Jul 05, 11 10:32 am |
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CGKA is correct. Kiteboarding unfortunately is not allowed at the Hood River Waterfront Park. I'll check the signs, but there is definitely a lengthy City Council resolution spelling out do's and don'ts, and kiting is in the second category.
| K4L wrote: | | CGKA wrote: | is formally not allowed. There are signs indicating that kiteboarding is not allowed and we should respect those rules.
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Thanks for the info...When I was last on site there were NOT signs prohibiting kiting in that area and there were kiters launching. |
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hilton
Since 15 Aug 2008
801 Posts
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| Tue Jul 05, 11 5:07 pm |
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| arthurb wrote: | CGKA is correct. Kiteboarding unfortunately is not allowed at the Hood River Waterfront Park. I'll check the signs, but there is definitely a lengthy City Council resolution spelling out do's and don'ts, and kiting is in the second category.
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There is a big sign near the steps into the water that says no kites including trainer kites. |
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K4L
Since 19 Jan 2009
483 Posts
Obsessed
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| Tue Jul 05, 11 5:26 pm |
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There is a big sign near the steps into the water that says no kites including trainer kites.[/quote]
Yep, noticed it this weekend, wasn't there last year that I saw |
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