justal
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posted on 5-9-2002 at 19:00 |
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Yeah Man!!!
Well, the wind arrived....
I've just got back from an excellent windsurf session at the Golf Course Car Park. When I got there Ian was on a 7.1m sail, but that
seemed far too big to me so I went out with my Hifly 265 and a 5.7m, which, after a couple of runs, I decided was too big too, so I
changed to a 5.0m. Even that was WAY too big for a while, but once the major squall had passed through it was perfect.
The sea was pretty rough, there weren't too many big waves, but it was just lumpy and messy. Still, I made a few nice jumps and even
thought about going for a forward, but just couldn't quite convince myself that it was a good idea.
There was one guy there on a 63 litre RRD board and a 4.2m sail who was going for forwards though, and apparently Ben went for a few
further south in Borth too... My board was too heavy to even contemplate it really... You know what that means! ... More toys!
Anyone else get out??
Al.
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Ian
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Registered: 4-8-2002 Location: Land Locked Member Is Offline Mood: Chilled as hell
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posted on 5-9-2002 at 19:42 |
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A gr8 day the water was ok at first as the tide was going out. but once it turned it went v messy and limpy. The 7.1 was right @ first
but couldn't be bothered 2 change down so.....until i got massively overpowered ( & I can feel it now) But some excellent jumps
loads of time 2 sort urself out.
WE WANT MORE!!!!
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Ben
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Registered: 6-9-2002 Location: Borth Member Is Offline Mood: aroused
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posted on 6-9-2002 at 08:48 |
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Yep, not a bad day, although 'work' limited me to a pretty brief session. I did indeed go for it, but was still a fair way off a
complete rotation by the end of the day. Still, got to start sometime I guess, and the whiplash should ease up by this afternoon!
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