Realsurf "Kneeboard" discussion

[red]

I passed that 35 years of kneeboarding milestone a few years ago.

In that time I've grown euqlly fond of country music (John Cash rules!) and death metal - both anathema in my early rock and ska days. (but psychobilly and punk and still my first loves). Some might class that as a maturation of sorts

I still get up at the crack and surf on the coldest days of the year and proudly say I'm a kneeboarder. I might break my first born's ankles so he/she is forced to kneel.

If I were you I wouldn't hold my breath about the "balanced view" thing.

[bdwqld]

Hi Red,
Our tastes in everything change as we mature. One of my only regrets with kneeboarding is I should have started a lot sooner, if I had my renewed passion for surfing would have started earlier.
When there is surf I leave home in the dark, drive 1.5 hours to watch the sun rise as I paddle out.
My son scoffed at me when I bought my first kneeboard. After his first session on it he traded his board on a kneeboard and hasn't looked back. Kneeboarding isn't dying, there is spark out there and given time will become a glow.