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kitesurfing (Alina is kiting), were certainly a priority, but if
conditions were on the edge or worse we had a plan B, C,
D, E and so on. Mainly, I’d organised a winch, we drove this
petrol smelling machine all the way up here and we were
ready to use it.
Tow-in has never really been a discipline I was especially
fixated on, but when you inadvertently do well, you take
interest in it. Clocking up some unexpected titles over
previous years in the international scene I decided it was
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time to actually do a trip where tow-in would be a part of it.
Hence, the exact reason we were able to access and shoot
at some of the sickest, most scenic spots I’ve ever been
lucky enough to lay down windsurf moves. As a result, we
quickly clocked up a selection of epic shoots, it’s just each
time we would shoot, the sun would shift behind another
mountain or an unanticipated rain cloud would suddenly
appear overhead. The weather and daylight, were the two
most stressful factors, even with the ability to shoot
anywhere, anytime thanks to the winch, we were still caught
out more often than not.