John Childs is correct. While every camera seems to have the power to
knock me off my unicycle, his is 100% effective, with John Foss's a
close second at 92%. I have learned to accept this, and usually just
dismount when I detect a camera in the area. The footage Steve got of
me was a fluke.
And as Kenny said I find it very difficult to ride on man-made
obstacles, but I am working on it.
By the way, dropping in slow motion is very difficult and I was happy
that I pulled that one off so well.
Several of the guys in this group, like Steve, have only been riding for
a few months and their progress is really impressive.
And Steve also gets extra credit for riding an unridable unicycle.
If you don't mind I will just fade back into obscurity now.
Scott
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S_Wallis - MUni Motivated
"I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn
how to do it." Pablo Picasso
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