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Mood: Not enough time to do it all.
1st May 2004
Windsurfing: Dahab
Wind Direction: N
Wind Stength: F3 to F4 falling to nothing 2p
Surf / Sea State: Flat everywhere
Air Temperature: 35
Sea Temperature: 25
Weather: Clear Blue 100%
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Got out late, about 11am. Went broad out to the speedy, 'cos I now knew it was the only hope of some decent wind. Took the biggest stuff that the Dahab "Fun System" have, a Naish Titan160 and Pryde (something) 7.4. After I got there I planed up wind to the sand spit corner and beached. It was beautiful. The contrasting blues of sky, sea and coral were amazing. So relaxing, especially as gybing was like a walk in the park by now. Tony and Darren arrived downwind so I went broad out to join them. They couldn't get up wind so then went back across the lagoon and I went up high again. Did some ducks and two worked (a bit). Then I beached and tried to fix a broken footstrap on my board with a ring pull. It is a good 30 mins back from here in lighter winds. A German "expert" was sitting on the sand like a stranded migrating bird waiting for the breeze to freshen. A girl on an old Score arrived on a 6.2 and waterstarted in absolutely nothing. Then the wind died and I barged home, helitacking all the way. The Egyptian windsurfing squad for the Olympics were training in the lagoon going quite well up wind. I couldn't match them at all.
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