Thinkings

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You know how the Windguru forecast can sometimes look ‘off the scale’ a week or so ahead, but when the day rolls up, you sometimes struggle to even get on the water because it’s so light?

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We don’t have many rules in KS Mag but what rules we do have we adhere to stric’ly, and the most strict one concerns the control of our lexicon.
To keep our lexicon pure and free from the can’t think for myself sheep, me too, all about me, first year uni student, lazy, follow the [...]

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With all the hype surrounding the release of the iPhone 4, I thought it might be interesting to give some detail on a very productive day I’ve had making great strides in pulling SUP Magazine together.

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I’ve been spending a few days out in the sun here in Cornwall, using the sun cream and just carrying on as normal. In the mornings though I’ve been waking up feeling bleached and parched and sort of washed out

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Now that we’ve got ASBOs for our children, and cigarettes and cheap, sugary alcoholic drinks and a steady stream of people ready to buy them for them, or make them false IDs (and presumably beards and extra long trench coats so that they can stand on each other’s shoulders to outwit the cashier), councils have got something else to make everyone else scared of other than kiting

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Meet Finnigan Milson, 2 days old today. Father of Finn kept us all in the loop via Facebook during the birth. Was that wise? Well I reckon strongly that it’s a great thing to do. Never have I seen such a busy Facebook wall from a private user; Andi and Rachel’s friends were totally intune [...]

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My business is totally dependent on tourists, and last year I was happy to look after some really great people. I want these really great people to come back and enjoy the town, I don’t want to hear them saying they had to avoid the town centre because it was so roug

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Here’s a video I made of the experiences from that day. I wasn’t particularly looking forward to the 3mile run back in a wetsuit, and when I got back to Watergate the wind had picked up a bit. With not much else to do, I swam out and got a quick clip of my mate Smiler chopping the top off of a frothy one. Woooh!

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Guys like Tom Court, James Boulding, Sam Light, Jeremie Tronet and others are driving their presentation of kitesurfing to new levels

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A huge high pressure has settled over the south of England and I’ve been enjoying the sun over in Boscombe, Dorset for the last few days.
You’ll probably know Boscombe as the site of the UK’s first artificial surf reef. Way before the project was even completed in October ‘09, it had its fair share of [...]