SSW wind 20-30 with low tide around 11am.

Will check it again tomorrow morning but I'm pretty sure I'll head down for a go from around 10-12ish if anyones keen.

Sam.

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WINDSURFnSNOW said...

SSW wind 20-30 with low tide around 11am.

Will check it again tomorrow morning but I'm pretty sure I'll head down for a go from around 10-12ish if anyones keen.

Sam.

Though a punter and not a roach, please do not tempt me. Back 10 years ago I would take a sickie no worries for a day of good sailing. However as I get older I sort of appreciate having a job and putting in an honest effort every day.

I do believe God wants us to go on the dole.

got a sales meeting first thing Sam but afterwards I was hoping to disappear to a 'client' meeting. Gimme a call on the mobile when you're heading down.

*cough*

*sniff*

Nup. Not convincing. Looks like I'm off to work tomorrow.

Hi roaches,

Im in Perth at the moment for work and there is no wind here either. Seems to follow me where ever i go,

Sorry Murandah.

David

Bugger again

I felt a bit ill yesterday morning and could not get to work but a trip to the water later fixed me right up. Unfortunately I cannot feel ill today as well. :-(

JB

Not too bad out there. Rexy got a PB on display of 32.9 in only 15-20.

Will download the data and see what pops out.

Sam.

Sam I still say that JP is an amazingly fast board. Gonna fight ya for it one day
Will be interesting to see what Realspeed spits out for me tonight when I download

Onya Rex with the PB. Which JP were you riding?

Cheers
David

I was on my board David, Falcon 90. Sam was on the JP 60 and just kept on going past me all day. I just fluked an early good gust and hooked in and held on when I got my pb. The rest of the time was spent in and out of the straps pumping up onto gusts. It would have been perfect there if we only had another 5 knots of wind. The direction was spot on but the wind just didn't want to play ball with us, same ole same ole

where abouts wre you guys sailing

Just straight out the front from the St George Sailing Club. When it gets super choppy in the stronger Southerlies at Kyeemagh this spot is flatter, faster and more fun.