Date: Mon, 19 Jun 1995 11:47:02 -1000
From: mgraves@leadingedg.win.net (Michael Graves)
Message-Id: <2044@leadingedg.win.net>
Subject: Where to fly in Montreal?
I will be in Montreal Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Can
anyone tell me of a nice spot to fly downtown?
Michael Graves
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From: "Lionel Gibbons" <lionel@cts.com>
Subject: Where to fly in Montreal?
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1996 12:35:15 -1000
Organization: 3Com Primary Access
Message-ID: <01bb5ef8.c09f8240$fdaf44c6@snightwind.cts.com>
I will be spending a week or so in Montreal soon (next week), and plan to
bring my kites. Does anyone have suggestions on the best places to fly
kites?
I'm a little embarrassed to ask this, since I was born and raised in
Montreal, and lived there until we moved to San Diego two years ago. But I
only took up kite flying last October, and so had no reason to know where
kites are flown when I lived there.
Anyway, does anyone have suggestions?
LG
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From: Wladyslaw Jaxa-Rozen <marcjaxa@mail.accent.net>
Subject: Re: Where to fly in Montreal
Date: Sat, 22 Jun 1996 12:21:06 -1000
Organization: Total Net
Message-ID: <4qhrki$qph@news.total.net>
Well, there's a big park in Saint-Lambert, on the South Shore. If you
want more info, E-mail the president of the Kite Federation of Quebec,
Kenny Blackburn, at kblackbu@phy.ulaval.ca.
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From: Lionel Gibbons <lionel@cts.com>
Subject: Re: Where to fly in Montreal
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 1996 17:36:19 -1000
Organization: CTS Network Services
Message-ID: <31CE0D33.359C@cts.com>
Wladyslaw Jaxa-Rozen wrote:
>
> Well, there's a big park in Saint-Lambert, on the South Shore. If you
> want more info, E-mail the president of the Kite Federation of Quebec,
> Kenny Blackburn, at kblackbu@phy.ulaval.ca.
Thanks. I know that park on the south shore, and it seems it would be a
good place. I've also taken your suggestion and emailed Kenny Blackburn.
Thanks for your help.
LG
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From: freud@accent.net (David-Fr�d�rick Lutzy)
Subject: Re: Where to fly in Montreal?
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 17:22:15 -1000
Organization: IRA
Message-ID: <freud-2406962222150001@annex1-maison-ppp-38.accent.net>
Hey,
There is also a great place in Verdun....Email me if you wan't to
go...Or more info...
freud@accent.net (David-Fr�d�rick Lutzy)
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From: Chris Lee <chris.lee@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: Where to fly in Montreal?
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 19:07:53 -1000
Organization: Sympatico
Message-ID: <31CF7429.582C@sympatico.ca>
Lionel Gibbons wrote:
>
> I will be spending a week or so in Montreal soon (next week), ... Does anyone have suggestions on the best places to fly
> I was born and raised in
> Montreal, and lived there until we moved to San Diego two years ago. But I
> only took up kite flying last October, and so had no reason to know where
> kites are flown when I lived there.
Hey Lionel....
I too am a ex-Monrealler :-( and I also didn't start flying untill I left
but I think I know where the local club flies. (do you miss the bagels
and smoked meat as much as the rest of us do?)
It's actually on the shouth shore in St. Lambert just west of the Jacques
Cartier bridge next to Champlain College...(the name of the park escapes
me at the moment).
You might also like to check out the kite shops in Old Montreal. They are
both on St.Paul str. They may be able to point you to other flying places
in and around the city.
BTW...Say Hi to the guys from Azur (if you see them)....Ask them if they
are planning to come to On The Edge this year.
Hope this helps.....
Chris Lee
Event Coordinator
On The Edge Sport Kite Championship
Ajax, Ontario Canada
July 20-21, 1996
chris.lee@sympatico.ca
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From: Chris Lee <chris.lee@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: Where to fly in Montreal?
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 19:08:17 -1000
Organization: Sympatico
Message-ID: <31CF7441.3D93@sympatico.ca>
Lionel Gibbons wrote:
>
> I will be spending a week or so in Montreal soon (next week), ... Does anyone have suggestions on the best places to fly
> I was born and raised in
> Montreal, and lived there until we moved to San Diego two years ago. But I
> only took up kite flying last October, and so had no reason to know where
> kites are flown when I lived there.
Hey Lionel....
I too am a ex-Monrealler :-( and I also didn't start flying untill I left
but I think I know where the local club flies. (do you miss the bagels
and smoked meat as much as the rest of us do?)
It's actually on the shouth shore in St. Lambert just west of the Jacques
Cartier bridge next to Champlain College...(the name of the park escapes
me at the moment).
You might also like to check out the kite shops in Old Montreal. They are
both on St.Paul str. They may be able to point you to other flying places
in and around the city.
BTW...Say Hi to the guys from Azur (if you see them)....Ask them if they
are planning to come to On The Edge this year.
Hope this helps.....
Chris Lee
Event Coordinator
On The Edge Sport Kite Championship
Ajax, Ontario Canada
July 20-21, 1996
chris.lee@sympatico.ca
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