Well done on two PB's GS! The hour is always a good start to a distance session. A one hour is good for building stamina too. That hour is not too shabby either despite some stops. Great effort! 

Awesome Shaw - 2 sweet PBs, good going for such a light wind day

You go Mr Goh. Nice

A very nice but strange day out at Melville, started rigging in the rain but ended up with some nice sunshine. Forgot the gps, so no post from me. As this was directly against the captains most recent edict I thought I should do the honorable thing and throw myself onto a pointer or something but then realised that the bottoms of all my fins had been ground blunt so that wasn't a good option. I could have pretended I didn't get out but these things always come out. 

Fang man we are a well disciplined crew, sort of like the Bounty. Keel hauling and cat o nine tails are regularly used to keep us in order.

Well done on the PB'S Shaw, I didn't introduce myself but we were talking about that batten in your sail. 

Oh dear, Anita, I forgot my GT-31. Still, I had my old Garmin which I cannot download onto Mac, but I did just crack 20Knots, actually 20.8 and 7.5 nms.

I just went for a look after a couple of meetings, and the breeze was good so I rigged 98 Xfire, 7.5 Turbo and 34 weedy. By the time I rigged the wind had dropped but, hey, why not get wet? So I did; with some wallowing and some planing it turned out not too bad.

Talked to Shaw aboiut adjustable outhauls for speed runs, and JJ showed me his fin collection.

Well done Shaw on sticking to the 1 hour - a good result for the light and variable wind.

Oh dear, looks like I'll have to resume the whippings and beatings... 

Glad you got out and had a pleasant sail.

You can't make an omelette without breaking some heads!