Southern Wave Event WT Sat 27 Oct

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clarence > 9 months ago, 23 Oct 2018

clarence

TAS

979 posts

23 Oct 2018 4:27pm

Hi all

WINDSURFING TASMANIA Southern Wave Event- This Weekend
WAVE SAILING #2
Venue: South Arm Area - probably Sandpits
Briefing: TBC
Contact: Kaleb Smith

Apologies for late posting. Will have more details shortly.

Clarence

clarence

TAS

979 posts

23 Oct 2018 6:05pm

If anyone from up north is keen to head down, let me know.

Clarence

Kazza

TAS

2344 posts

23 Oct 2018 9:14pm

Can't make it

. Off to a wedding.

Kazza

TAS

2344 posts

24 Oct 2018 7:11am

PS Don't change it for my sake though.

appleman

TAS

443 posts

24 Oct 2018 9:02pm

Rebounds,.?

appleman

TAS

443 posts

24 Oct 2018 9:06pm

For a sail
Can be good
On cross
Yew ,.

FoS

TAS

1664 posts

25 Oct 2018 8:24am

Anyone able to take a board up north after this event for me.

Sold to a bloke Launceston

geared4knots

TAS

2649 posts

26 Oct 2018 7:11am

Wind willy is saying up to 30 knots sw at 3pm,
we should not dismiss park beach if this happens.
decide tomorrow i guess, i will be be turning up where its at after lunch as have customers all morning.

clarence

TAS

979 posts

26 Oct 2018 8:26am

Bring the customers along Damien

BOM shows 25-35 knots SW all afternoon.

We can confirm details for location and briefing time this evening.

If you want to compete and aren't a WT member, you can do it by email and direct deposit or tomorrow at the beach.

I can email membership for with deposit details today if anyone wants. PM me through seabreeze.

NO shortage of wind it seems.

Clarence

rafawind

TAS

26 posts

26 Oct 2018 11:21am

Oleeee this weekend I can make it!!!

Flouro1

991 posts

26 Oct 2018 8:42am

Park Beach now looks the go ??will handle the swell and cars better!

Flouro1

991 posts

26 Oct 2018 8:46am

Showing 20/30 from 11'30 ish

clarence

TAS

979 posts

26 Oct 2018 11:55am

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FoS said..
Anyone able to take a board up north after this event for me.

I can sort that out FoS.

robdddd

TAS

167 posts

26 Oct 2018 1:22pm

Might bring the family as spectators!

Rules>>>> are there rules for noncompeting sailors sailing during the competition, other than being polite and keeping out of the way???

clarence

TAS

979 posts

26 Oct 2018 4:22pm

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robdddd said..
Might bring the family as spectators!

Rules>>>> are there rules for noncompeting sailors sailing during the competition, other than being polite and keeping out of the way???

I think it's pretty much as you say- but I may stand corrected.

clarence

TAS

979 posts

26 Oct 2018 4:22pm

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robdddd said..
Might bring the family as spectators!

Rules>>>> are there rules for noncompeting sailors sailing during the competition, other than being polite and keeping out of the way???

I think it's pretty much as you say- but I may stand corrected.

buzzy

TAS

2433 posts

26 Oct 2018 5:15pm

LOCATION: PARK BEACH

BRIEFING AND SIGN ON: 11am

FoS

TAS

1664 posts

27 Oct 2018 6:29am

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clarence said..

FoS said..
Anyone able to take a board up north after this event for me.

I can sort that out FoS.

Thanks Clarence - Customer has changed his mind

clarence

TAS

979 posts

27 Oct 2018 9:16pm

25-30 knots at Park Beach. Kaleb took out the event, followed by Flouro.

Several late comers had a crack for the rest of the day.

I'll see if any of the photos turned out alright.

Clarence

houston

TAS

3173 posts

27 Oct 2018 10:14pm

Great day big wind well done Clarence and Kaleb for organising the event two months and I'll be back on the water yeah!!!

clarence

TAS

979 posts

29 Oct 2018 12:31am

A few photos from later in the day when my frozen fingers started working again. Thanks Houston for being the judge for the day- hopefully we'll see you on the water some time this season.

js68

TAS

113 posts

30 Oct 2018 8:57pm

Thanks for posting some pictures Clarence

Flouro1

991 posts

30 Oct 2018 7:08pm

Very very average conditions unfortunately the southerly was dead on shore but much colder and gustier than a sea breeze southerly we get in summer and wouldn't you know it this Saturday's forecast is for a strong west/sw with a moderate ground swell both perfect for side to side on jumping at Park beach. The headland shelters the car park on this direction even in 30 knots and it makes for a whole lot more pleasureable experience.

clarence

TAS

979 posts

31 Oct 2018 9:04am

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Flouro1 said..
Very very average conditions unfortunately the southerly was dead on shore but much colder and gustier than a sea breeze southerly we get in summer and wouldn't you know it this Saturday's forecast is for a strong west/sw with a moderate ground swell both perfect for side to side on jumping at Park beach. The headland shelters the car park on this direction even in 30 knots and it makes for a whole lot more pleasureable experience.

I thought any time it blows over 20 knots with waves over 2 foot was above average? You guys in Hobart must get it too good.

geared4knots

TAS

2649 posts

31 Oct 2018 9:12am

yeah- we are sailed out down this end of the state- just so much water time.
Hows it going up North?
I will have to have a rest- my hands are worn out

Gclark1

TAS

546 posts

2 Nov 2018 5:04pm

That IS from sailing, yes?

Gclark1

TAS

546 posts

2 Nov 2018 5:07pm

It has been a bit average up here, but the company has been great - everyone else has ben out injured so it has been me and all my mates.

Tomorrow and Sunday are looking okay, so I'll get some more alone time I reckon, if Paul can't escape the invalid ward.

js68

TAS

113 posts

2 Nov 2018 7:26pm

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Gclark1 said..
It has been a bit average up here, but the company has been great - everyone else has ben out injured so it has been me and all my mates.

One can only surmise you don't wash your wetsuit out...
Where are you and your entourage planning on sailing tomorrow?

Gillianv

TAS

367 posts

2 Nov 2018 8:33pm

I have a new board to try that's appropriate for the conditions and excited to see the sand back at Bellbouy last weekend.

Gclark1

TAS

546 posts

3 Nov 2018 7:19am

Plan A - Bellbuoy from about midday.

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