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Created by russh russh  > 9 months ago, 28 Aug 2009
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russh
russh

SA

3027 posts

28 Aug 2009 2:07pm
Forecast looks promising for after lunch - Seacliff anyone?? be nice to get some jumps on that tack - god knows Its been a long time - feel like such a gumby jumping on that nthly tack - but love surfin those Rights
grandfromage
grandfromage

WA

344 posts

28 Aug 2009 12:54pm
i don't want to tempt fate, for me or for anyone else, but i reckon seacliff sounds good.
divaldo
divaldo

SA

2878 posts

28 Aug 2009 4:20pm
Early Sunday Morning is my big tip - Seacliff
McFlying
McFlying

WA

247 posts

28 Aug 2009 5:00pm
I'll be heading to seacliff afterlunch once the wsw has settled in. Can't wait. Are you bringing hound Russ baxter looks frisky.
russh
russh

SA

3027 posts

28 Aug 2009 6:43pm
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McFlying said...

Are you bringing hound Russ baxter looks frisky.


Sophie dog enjoys a good bit of sniffn but If trev and baxters around it could be on - think I'll leave her at home!

Nice 1m tide around 2pm- the cliff could be goin orf - will see ya there -

just a nice litlle SUP at Seaford - gotta luv glassy waves - One over head high boomer set out of no where with a krankin left across three poles - and then nothing but thigh to chest high sets - very weird
sharkbiscuit
sharkbiscuit

820 posts

28 Aug 2009 5:41pm
This might be a silly question (my Dr didn't give me a straight answer). If you had stiches, would you sail ? (sea).
koshi
koshi

SA

202 posts

28 Aug 2009 7:21pm
This might be a silly question (my Dr didn't give me a straight answer). If you had stiches, would you sail ? (sea).

Hell YES!!!!

just take a bit fishing line and a needle, just incase you have to do a repair RAMBO style

No Ja dont risk it even though salt water is good for the healing process, you dont want an unplaned catapult.

if you MUST go , go sunday, looks a little cruisier,
k.
koshi
koshi

SA

202 posts

28 Aug 2009 7:23pm
Dr. K, that is.
russh
russh

SA

3027 posts

28 Aug 2009 8:10pm
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sharkbiscuit said...

This might be a silly question (my Dr didn't give me a straight answer). If you had stiches, would you sail ? (sea).



Depends on where the stiches are.

If the skin gets wet and soggy the stiches break through soggy skin or its a pressure point when your sailing- stiches can tear through wet skin and the wound is open - presto storm water bugs from the sea in the wound - infection, remove stiches and drain, open wound more time off the water - gets into blood stream become septic and end up in ICU with tubes in every orofice - including some they make especially to stick an extra tube in, or maybe a flesh eating bacteria and you lose the limb as well - worse case scenario


Or you could just say what te f*** would the doctor know and keep your fingers crossed and hit the water with it smothered in sterile vaseline and a good tight water tight dressing- I know I would!!
sharkbiscuit
sharkbiscuit

820 posts

28 Aug 2009 9:46pm
Thanks Russh. You've sort of answered my question.

See you down you're way next weekend Koshi
gunna
gunna

SA

162 posts

28 Aug 2009 11:27pm
looks like northerlies on the mid before the change ans 2ft
i think the forecast has changed,...i could be wrong though
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