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  • Water-skier using a single ski rounds buoy on slalom course at Cypress Gardens, Fla.
    waterskiing

    Ski kite-flying became a popular waterskiing activity in the 1960s, both for recreation and competition. The skier, wearing either one or two skis, is attached to a large lightweight kite by a body harness. In a good wind, the skier is lifted off the water…

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    Ski kite-flying became a popular waterskiing activity in the 1960s, both for recreation and competition. The skier, wearing either one or two skis, is attached to a large lightweight kite by a body harness. In a good wind, the skier is lifted off the water…

    Read More