Maxed on 4.7 this arvo

If a guy like me who is short for his weight could have used 4.2 - 4.5 that is a pretty good seabreeze for October

It's on peeps.

where were you sailing?

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Mark _australia said...
If a guy like me who is short for his weight

Hey, I love it . I'm not fat after all. I'm just short for my weight .

was absolute crap at safety bay, good for 20 minutes and then glassed off

sighhhhh

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mitch96 said...
where were you sailing?

Lano.

Funny, yesterday Jurien was 20kn plus at midday, but Lano was a mix of post frontal SW and a sort of SSE seabreeze of sorts and a bit weird. A good sail, but not a good summer sail.

Then today was a proper seabreeze and was a screamer, so I assumed Perth did OK too

Not the case huh? Bummer.

Ken, don't worry it was too strong to wavesail.

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Mark _australia said...

mitch96 said...
where were you sailing?

Lano.

Funny, yesterday Jurien was 20kn plus at midday, but Lano was a mix of post frontal SW and a sort of SSE seabreeze of sorts and a bit weird. A good sail, but not a good summer sail.

Then today was a proper seabreeze and was a screamer, so I assumed Perth did OK too

Not the case huh? Bummer.

Ken, don't worry it was too strong to wavesail.

There was plenty of wind at Dutchies Mark.

T'was great to get out in summery conditions - even with the famous Dutchies chop that hammers my knees.....

Voodoo chop here too Ken, I swear it was from about 18 different directions.

On again today, I love it when SB shows yellow arrows with about 12-15kn seabreeze and you actually get 25-28
Why can't it be like that every day hahaha

Actually had a surprisingly good sail at scabs this arvo too, no waves but fun chop hopping, same thing with most of the graphs in Perth showing yellow SEerly and it was actually 18kn SSW

Down south had a pretty good blow too

4 day week. pretty good. best though was 4.5 tuesday.