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Tasmania - Ducks Nuts Series Announced 2012

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Created by TKSA > 9 months ago, 23 Aug 2011
TKSA
TAS, 41 posts
23 Aug 2011 2:03PM
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FYI -Tassie kite gatherings for those that dare not venture to the TKSA forum!

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www.tksa.org.au/The-Ducks-Nuts

INTHELOOP
QLD, 1855 posts
23 Aug 2011 9:38PM
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looks deadly guys!

wdric
NSW, 1625 posts
23 Aug 2011 9:42PM
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How would you get there from Sydney?

sleek1
VIC, 672 posts
23 Aug 2011 10:07PM
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Its just under Australia.

wdric
NSW, 1625 posts
23 Aug 2011 10:29PM
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sleek1 said...

Its just under Australia.


O that good, a downwinder will not be out of the question then

Can you get there from melbourne or does it require going to hobart first?

Looks like nice beaches on the east coast, but I assume the winds will be from the west?

kitegirl21
NSW, 439 posts
24 Aug 2011 11:57PM
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sounds like a cool event...
is this a free ride event or heat orientated??

brady
TAS, 451 posts
25 Aug 2011 11:39AM
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^^^ i think the only heats are in the boat races...

The ducks are a Tassie institution. Basically just a group of friends getting together, going hard during the day and chilling at night. No winners - or rather "everyone's a winner"

kitegirl21
NSW, 439 posts
25 Aug 2011 10:53PM
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Ahh cool, sounds great, would love to get there, hav to see if I can round up some east coast mates

funkyllama
TAS, 308 posts
26 Aug 2011 11:30PM
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El Predidente Grande Poobah, Ando's keen for the Kiwi Ducks Nuts Bro to happen for next year too haha!

Plenty prizes, trophies, live entertainment and bbq's on offer, anyone big on waves should definitely put the Wave Hunting Ducks Nuts on their calendar with permanent marker...

funkyllama
TAS, 308 posts
26 Aug 2011 11:35PM
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Can you get there from melbourne or does it require going to hobart first?

Looks like nice beaches on the east coast, but I assume the winds will be from the west?




1. statewide series, there's 4 events so pick your downwinder launch location and landing carefully - fart and you could end up in new zealand

2. oh yeah, yes, no good on the east coast, no good at all, better off staying in perth to catch the doctor...

woodys
WA, 218 posts
26 Aug 2011 11:00PM
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kitegirl21 said...

sounds like a cool event...
is this a free ride event or heat orientated??


Its Tassie Holly
Cant be anything but cool - not heat orientated down there at all.

But dont let that put you off. They would LUV you down there [}:)]

GO TKSA - up to the mark again by the looks.

wdric
NSW, 1625 posts
27 Aug 2011 2:13PM
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funkyllama said...



Can you get there from melbourne or does it require going to hobart first?

Looks like nice beaches on the east coast, but I assume the winds will be from the west?




1. statewide series, there's 4 events so pick your downwinder launch location and landing carefully - fart and you could end up in new zealand

2. oh yeah, yes, no good on the east coast, no good at all, better off staying in perth to catch the doctor...


Was actually talking about how you get to the king island venue!

But yah the west coast would be the one for waves

bingles
WA, 363 posts
27 Aug 2011 12:40PM
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Do you need a TKSA membership to attend?

Im comin anyway'

funkyllama
TAS, 308 posts
27 Aug 2011 11:18PM
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wdric said...

funkyllama said...



Can you get there from melbourne or does it require going to hobart first?

Looks like nice beaches on the east coast, but I assume the winds will be from the west?




1. statewide series, there's 4 events so pick your downwinder launch location and landing carefully - fart and you could end up in new zealand

2. oh yeah, yes, no good on the east coast, no good at all, better off staying in perth to catch the doctor...


Was actually talking about how you get to the king island venue!

But yah the west coast would be the one for waves




Oh yeah the Cheesy Ducks Nuts!!! I think its actually cheaper getting there from melbourne. For more info check out http://www.discovertasmania.com/travel_information/flying_to_tasmania/flying_to_king_island

If its anything like flying to Flinders, there'll be a small plane operator that would get you there for a few hundred return, and the more serious operators with slightly bigger engines (2 or more) like REX.



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