We didn't get down the beach till 5:30 when most of you were packing up, from six the wind really picked up, it was fantastic only five sailors left on the water. Vikki managed to get a few photo's in the setting sun. The time we packed up at seven it was blowing a gale, good 4.2m weather.



Marty Sellar


Ty Andrews


Marty Sellar


Marty Sellar


Ty Andrews


Richard Kay


Marty Sellar


Marty Sellar


Ty Andrews


Ty Andrews


Darren Heath


Marty Sellar

The un-named windsurfer doin a reo on the 98 Fanatic free-wave in shot 6 was Richard Kay I think.

nice piccies Vickstar - gotta luv the place - its amazing how much fun you can have on a 1 foot wave with decent cross off and a nice little bank - and dont claim that first shot Marty It got very ugly just after Vickie took that shot - I said to her you would claim it

Cheers for the info on the unnamed sailor Russ. That first photo did habe a particularly damp ending! Hey thats the best thing about photo's and not video.

The twinnie was great, did you get out on your Russ?

Hi guys,

How strong was the wind and what direction? It looks flat. How is the access to get to the water? Nice piccies.

Cheers for any info.

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The twinnie was great, did you get out on your Russ?

Nah had the skate 112 with me - fun when its light but a handfull with a 6.4 towards the end - I was knackered - went down early with the family and sailed from 3;15 till 530 - had some nice waves though - even managed a couple of decent jumps as the wind strengthened - would have loved to go for longer but I think karen had had enough - I hardly ever take the wave gear down there cause you can have fun on the freewave and usually need the float in between gusts.

Carl - looks flat but does get choppy out the back - there is usually some nice ramps to jump - which may not be good on your speed gear - up near the cliffs might be worth a look - this Sunday may shape up as another one - and theer won't be any swell at all.