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Mood: Closer to the sea now 		14th September 2004
Windsurfing: Maelog Lake
Wind Direction: WNW
Wind Stength: F4-7
Surf / Sea State: Flat
Air Temperature: Warm
Sea Temperature: Cool
Weather: Sunny
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The group had now been split into those who had learnt to waterstart, gybers and wave sailors. I was with the wave sailors today but the wind was on shore with a big tide so I took them to join the gybers at Maelog Lake for a couple of hours while we waited for the tide to drop.

Had fun with a bit of flat water practice; gybes, tacks 360's etc. Took a lot of video for the evening debrief and caught a few of the wave sailors blatantly using fallen victims as gybe marks.

Good fun but very gusty.
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K-Bay Large Wave 250
Neil Pryde Search 5.4

 

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