Puslinch Lake, Cambridge

Okay,.. you guessed it. It's a faked photo masterfully
done by our own Mark Groshens. It does give you an
idea of what kind of kites you would expect to see
out on the ice

Yes, of course we fly kites in the winter time too! Once Puslinch Lake freezes up we like to get out with all sorts of kites. Fiona Peters flys her Christmas present. A homemade Tiger foil lights up the sky
As winter sets in the ice on Puslinch can get 3 to 6 inches thick. That's when you will see kite flyers using several different modes of traction kiting. Some use down hill skiis some use boards and a couple have homemade ice buggy's The pictured buggy is designed, built and ridden by Jim Everding
Mark Groshens takes Jim's ice buggy for a spin. I think he has got the hang of it already! Of course many others come out and fly stunt kites and single line kites too. Some people have even figured out how to get banner poles into the hard ice. See the map for directions to Puslinch lake By the end of February the lake has broken up and the skiis are put away for another year

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Yes, of course we fly kites in the winter time too! Once Puslinch Lake freezes up we like to get out with all sorts of kites. Fiona Peters flys her Christmas present. A homemade Tiger foil lights up the sky
	As winter sets in the ice on Puslinch can get 3 to 6 inches thick. That's when you will see kite flyers using several different modes of traction kiting. Some use down hill skiis some use boards and a couple have homemade ice buggy's The pictured buggy is designed, built and ridden by Jim Everding
Mark Groshens takes Jim's ice buggy for a spin. I think he has got the hang of it already! Of course many others come out and fly stunt kites and single line kites too. Some people have even figured out how to get banner poles into the hard ice. See the map for directions to Puslinch lake By the end of February the lake has broken up and the skiis are put away for another year