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Owner: Jonny
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Member#: 394
Location: North West
Registered: 06-10-2003
Diary Entries: 350

Mood: waitin for the next blow!

17th November 2004
Windsurfing: Cockerham Sands
Wind Direction: W
Wind Stength: 15 knots
Surf / Sea State: flat
Air Temperature: 12C
Sea Temperature: cold
Weather: Drizle/Rain
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Couldnt beleive it when I arrived to find 4 others already out sailing with a steady 20 knots wind. Jeff got his camper van stuck so had to burn my clutch out a bit and tow him out. There was a burning clutch aroma in the car after that so cant of done it much good. I was debatin whether to go out or not cos of the rain as it didnt look anything special out there. Sat in the car for a while and finally motivated myself to putting the wetsuit on. The wind was dropping all the while so rigged the 6.3 and got out there.
Thought it was gonna be a 4.7 day judging from the amount of wind back home so only brought my short board but how wrong I was. The biggest sail I had used on my 80 litre board was a 5.3 so I didnt know how I would cope with a larger sail in marginal conditions. Was surprised how well powered up I was and got going fine. Nothing special happened during the session apart from the rain stopping so it was just a case of blasting back and forth practising gybes on the sinker, almost completed one. Got everything right apart from the transition flipping the rig round - back to watching the video I think.

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