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windwatching said..
Yep, quite ordinary.. unless you were in Augusta! It possibly had its most consistent and strong south easterly regime that I can ever remember. It started in November and did not stop! Weeks and weeks on end of screaming south East winds late into the night! Just like the good old days!! ??????
I took a trip to MR mainbreak over christmas and I noticed the wind was more SE than SSE or S which would be normal, if you know what I mean . It was solid 20-25knots, small swell. Launch was difficult through the keyhole until you realise the angle and coming in was worse, kite fell out of the sky due to the cliffs. Some crew were tacking up wind and coming in around southsides over the shallow reef (hard on the feet holding kite in 25kn gusts on sharp reef). Out in the lineup it was tacking hard into the wind to get down the waves, but otherwise business as usual.
Otherwise it was a good season to take up wing foiling

. Perfect 15-20knots days, even with a lot of SE days in the River.