Hey Mike,
Good to hear you had an awesome day  
A few of us met up at Cruden Bay for an evening session, good times all round.

Hopefully will get some pics sorted in the next few days.
Let us know when your next out and we'll try and meet up if we are free.

Thanks for the info.
We ended up checking out Tentsmuir just to see what like with a view to heading down to St Andrews if it wasn't up to much but we managed to find some good sand, quite a few patches of soft stuff but for the most part we managed to pick out a route.

Absolutely peach of a beach, how come no kitesurfers there?

I managed to get the 4.5 Savage on the go in 22-25mph wind since there was so much space and omg utterly amazing, found it much easier to use with the landboard and what a buzz, had to lean so far back to keep it under control.

I managed to get +30 mph out of the buggy and we ended up covering about 22miles     
Truly amazing day, I want to do it again today but I'm too knackered and have to work

Heading to Findhorn this evening after I've put the kids to bed.  Should get to the bird hide for just after 7 with a high tide of around 8 so should be perfect conditions.  Wind is looking at being cross from the south at about 15 kts (although it feels a bit more than that).  Sun is gonna be shining and I'm gonna be one happy bunny 

Definately west sands at st andrews
Awesome beach, loads of space and good hard sand for buggy and board.

There are a few rules to stick to.
You can only kite in the area marked by yellow flags and you must park near the turning circle. Bascially they are trying to protect the dune so do not go past the turning circle and park on the dune.
The flagged  area for kiting is massive so there is no need to kite outside of it or anywhere near the town end of the beach.

If the wind is good chances are most of the locals will be there with a SE forecast. All are a really friendly bunch and will be members of the scottish power kite association and will be happy to offer help and advise.

Not sure what our plan is yet so we may see you there.
If not, hope you have a great day

I'm planning to head down Fife way for a bit of Buggy/boarding action on Sunday afternoon, low tide's about 18.00.

Need some info though if anyone can help.

Anybody able to advise best place for SE, ESE wind. Moniefieth/Carnoustie, Tentsmuir beach, West Sands in St Andrews
we were thinking about checking out Tentsmuir beach cause it looks truly amazing but my mate said the sand may be a bit too soft.

So here are some images of the soon to be released Ozone Method.
I'll try and get the pdf info document up later.

Had an ace session at lossie west beach yesterday with dave.
Wind was a little light but great for a chilledlandboard session with the 10m Manta m3.

Check our face bookpage for somepictures
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Synergy-Kitesports/139519592747718?ref=sgm

Some pictures form philorth yesterday can be found @

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=20939&id=139519592747718&l=16d2c52230

Njoi

Awesome day at philorth today. little bit gusy first thing but great all the same.
Nice to see everyone out having fun and progressing really well.

Tell ya what though them C4's are some machine and great fun even in the 30mph we had first thing.
We were out on the 10m's and then teaching on them too. Scott must have been clear of the water for over a 100m doing his superman impression!

Fingers crossed for tomoz but it does look like it'll be blown out with gust upto 50mph

Not sure of plan at the moment as fairly hectic here.
Hope to be there from this evening and for whole weekend but that depends on work etc.

Yep wind looks pish but gonna make the most of a weekend off and be sociable.....ie get pished and have fun

 A few of the guys are heading to finhorn for a kitesurf but not much good for you unless your buggy goes on water....