Hey guys, well what a fizzer! The wind 'threatened' all day but like campaigning politician was full of great promise and delivered bugger all!
Thanks for those that attended, and the WW crew for the set up/organising etc . We did all get wet, the occasional run was found in some little puffs here and there, but certainly no where near 'race' or 'event' conditions.
Think everyone will agree it's a corker of a spot, will work either Nth or Sth directions, low to moderate bumps at low tide, easy shore break, a great swimming beach for the kids, get there early and go for SUP, super clean warm water, flat inside and a nice bumpy bit out the back in what I like think of as 'Dora's playground' think Nemo movie!
Plenty of parking and parklands for BBQ/Lunch etc..and with views of Moreton island right there makes you want to sail over to Tangalooma! (hold that thought!)
We are going to aim to run the Bribie event
Sunday 20th October.

20th has been decided on, so to attract the 'Brisbane' crew, rather than clashing with the Slalom on the 12th..so look forward to seeing all the Brisbane guys on the 20th!

The status of the event 'open right up to the morning of the event' this time, we really don't want to take peoples days 'sitting around waiting for wind' we all have other things we can be doing...BOM changed the forecast on us on the morning of the event and we were too far gone on commitments to change this time, not sure really why they ever thought there was going to be a late 20-25 breeze???

Thanks to the guys at Bribie SLC,

a great luxury having them on board to set the course and watch over for safety, and we will have them available next event also.
It was good to 'test' a few things out, setting the area (will make bigger next time as most people sailed outside of the 'box')
Dylan KA72 as written a special program just for the series (thanks Dylan) that is hard drive based so we got to play with that also, it records and ranks everyone on the event day into the event photo location, tracks all etc etc al very technical clever stuff, but basically just come ashore hand over your GT31 and all will be done in a very short period of time (no internet required).
I personally drive past Bribie island at least twice a week, think I'll make the effort to call in more often, both to sail and play, it does feel like your on an island and a really nice spot worth the effort.

So here is hoping for some decent wind on
Sunday 20th October.