Just what to thank Angus, and any others that help put JIBE together. I enjoyed each and every day. Jekyll Island is wonderful, my wife enjoyed each day on her bike and walking while I played on the beach. Well worth the 3000 miles to get here. Again thanks for a great event, with great people to buggy with.
Oh, and Angus, the Wild Georgia Shrimp are great as well.

Agreed thanks to Angus for setting up this great event up. It was great to see every one. Thank to everyone to help make this a great event.

Pleasure meeting you and your wife at the weenie roast ;-) thanks for making the drive and joining in the fun.

I also enjoyed you and Mojo.......and Carol too:evil: (inside joke)
I have to agree with most of what fletcht said except for the 3000 mile thing, it was 4600 miles but whos counting.
Funny how you have to drive to the opposite ends of the world to visit your neighbor.:P

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Funny how you have to drive to the opposite ends of the world to visit your neighbor.:P

The Internet has made the world a much smaller place....

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Quote: Originally posted by bigkid   Funny how you have to drive to the opposite ends of the world to visit your neighbor.:P The Internet has made the world a much smaller place....

So has the automobile

checked out of Brunswick GA at 6:45am sunday and hit the border at Buffalo NY by 11:15 pm - home by 12:45am (1,075 miles). Couldn't believe driving through snow flurries the last hour and half and calling for a high of 48 degrees today WHAT?
I think Fiona and are I are dumping sand and ready to turn around for Jekyll any time. Sitting on the deck and Fins having a #@%$#!tail in the sun and watching the kites

Thanks Angus for JIBE. Thanks to anyone who lent a hand in any way big or small last week. What a great week down there - had a blast playing on the beach with everyone and so much to see and do in the area. Loved every minute of it and looking forward to doing it again.

Mark
and i did get to see an alligator in a little pond a local told us about - knock 3 times on the wooden sign and 1 or 2 will come out

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Sitting on the deck and Fins having a #@%$#!tail in the sun and watching the kites

our language filter is a little to cautious



JIBE was absolutely epic! Many thanks to Angus and everyone that demo'd gear! Chris, Jeff, and Van, you guys rock!

Big thanks to Mark for helping me get my Phanny Stack in the air! (and towing me back when my spreader bar snapped mid downloop ) That stack was on my bucket list!

only 360ish days till Jibe 14! Count'n Down!

that's funny, I didn't catch that filter changing my drink order.

Next time I'll bring some stacking lines and we'll get a big stack in the air. Happy to tow you back, sorry i should have have had a cold beer in the back of the buggy bag for you to relax and enjoy the tow.

Fiona's already checking house rentals for next year.

Anyone seen any pics of the phantom stack hangin around?

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Anyone seen any pics of the phantom stack hangin around?

I just uploaded some:
https://plus.google.com/photos/113002138024943859733/albums/5877520402499583649

Best JIBE ever! Didn't make it till the last 2 days but what a 2 days I had.

Thank you, thank you, Angus! I hope the turtles were happy with the donation.

Got to see a lot of exotic buggy equipment and stuff us mortals just dream about.

It was a great meet & greet as well. Lots of old and new faces and beards and hands to shake.
So many "Hi Davis' ' " I can't remember all that gave their welcomes but same back at you all.
Maybe next year we can all wear "Hello, My name is..." badges. :D

Again I want to thank "PO KITE TRASH" for the "Kite Fort", night security of all the buggys and most
of all for the COOKIES. they were awesome!

To "Big Kid" Jeff and Renee. You were great sports about the visit from the Toilet Paper ASSassins.
I'll bring razor blades and help with the clean up next year.:evil::evil::evil::evil::evil:
Lots of good info about new equipment. Great demos. Thanks Jeff.

Thanks to Chris Shultz and HQ for coming down. Always exciting to watch you tear up the waves and fly. Your amazing.

And Drew, will you try a triple Phantom stack next year? I'll help tether. Enjoyed the show big man.

All in all I had a great time for the few short hours I was there. Next year I plan to spend the entire week on the island. Just an awesome place to buggy.

To all that attended, Your a great bunch of kiters. I truly enjoyed the fellowship and hope to see you all again next year. "JIBE ON"

I would like to nominate Michael Gaylan for the best new buggy pilot of the event!

We've been training at OUR "OOBE FIELD USA" for the last year and a half and I believed it really paid off for him. This was his first time at a beach, with good wind. No dirt diving.

He mastered the Zebra Z-2 by showing us he could up and down wind that race kite with a lot of skill.

Yes, he had a few OBE's, but he recovered fast and relaunched by himself several times. He then flew a Beamer for the first time and did very well with that kite. He drove the dog crap out of my buggy and had a good time doing it. Thank the Lord i had done a good job of slathering "Lock Tight" on all the bolts and nuts. It held up to all the punishment.

Therefore I nominate Michael Gaylan for the best new buggy pilot of the event!

He is also a member of the Toilet Paper ASSassin Team. Head of linguistics and white polish application. It's his fault Jeff, I just did the TP.

After another amazing JIBE, leaving to head home once again felt like I was leaving home if that makes sense. I love JI.

Angus: Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work making this event one to look forward to all year.

Drew: Remember that one time.....? D**k move!!! I still say you need to be in quality control somewhere.

PoKite: A pleasure as always my brother! Thanks for the vigilant security!

Frank: Always a great time bro! How WERE those bbq sammiches at Rah? Yes Rahs, the home of the $10 fru fru 5 type of rum drink.

Chris: Was awesome sharing some sky with you again. Epic corn! Thanks for letting me use some kites!

Dean: DO IT!!!! DO IT!!!! Can't wait to ride again my friend!

Mark: Great meeting you! Had a blast watching your suicide Jibes, flat out spees, and backward buggy down the sidewalk!!

Van: Dude, you have got more bada$$ toys than anyone I know LOL Thanks for the demos on the buggies and looking forward to flying with you again next year!

Jeff: Great to meet you man! Thanks for the seat time and though I wish I had something to do with the truck ASSassination, I did not...there's always next year hehe

Spencer: Was great to meet you man! Yeah, I'm packing this kite to be nice...yeah that's it....hehe Thanks for your hospitality at the weenie roast! Absolutely needs to be a JIBE tradition.

Don: What can I say man? Its always an honor to share some sky with you brother. Can't wait to do it again man!

If I missed you, I apologize. Still suffering from "Whycantistillbeonjekyllitis"

Thank you everyone for making JIBE 2013 the best JIBE yet.

Oh, almost forgot....Ill give up the buggy for a blokart the day you give up the board to take up pole dancing....
(Inside joke )

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I just uploaded some: https://plus.google.com/photos/113002138024943859733/albums/5877520402499583649

WOOT!!!! Thank You!!!

I've been "off line" for a few days and have no Internet service,... But heartily agree with all the thanks!!!!

Many thanks to Angus for all the planning and awesome execution.

Jeff, thanks for all the help with the QR stuff.

Thanks to Kevin for sharing the campsite

Thanks, Davis for the T shirts.

And thanks to everyone who came to the weenie roast.

It was a great time meeting you all and again riding the beaches of Jekyll.

Well, not to repeat all the thank-you notes above, I just want to give a special thank you to both Angus and Don for helping me setting-up and flying my Speed2 for the first time. Also, It is very nice to finally meet all of you as well, and I am looking forward to see you guys on the next event.

I want to throw out a big thanks to Peter E D Boyton. If you don't know Peter, he supplied most of the single line Eye Candy for the event this year.

You also saw him pilot a buggy with a 5 stack of Revs.. I don't know about you all but I was impressed ! The man can fly anything and with a lot of skill. He's good!!!!

Peter has a huge collection of all types of kites and I was pleased that he shared a few of his treasures with us.

He also uses some of them as ariel platforms for his cameras and he takes great overhead pictures. Not sure what he has from this year but i'll bet he has a few shots that we would like to see.

Again, thanks Peter for your display of unique and beautiful kites that graced the sky at J.I.B.E. 2013.