Yes remember the day... No one else was prepared to take on 30+ knots downwind, so off goes rob on his own. Mind you given the conditions I wondered if it wasn't only robs body that was disabled ( sanity problems perhaps) .

But we were all quite happy to go have a coffee and a burger while he was trying to survive, which meant it was a long shuffle back if his kite went off or was damaged, and in the true spirit of mateship, we left him all on his own.

Luckily he came back. 

Well done Rob

Burger and coffee was a much better idea - to fly in those conditions you've either been watching too many @RedSky videos or you've got a Roo loose in the top paddock!

Arrghhhh, Ai only have sore memories of that day. Woke up and started piecing the buggy together, ready to go and then all of a sudden I notice play where the side rails meet. Wrong damn bolts I had bought and they had galled on. I was swearing and robs out setting damn PBs!!!!

well done on the top speed rob.