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Melville Beach, WA,

Isonic 110w . X15 7m . 42cm Volt.

finned up for the lulls but should have porobably had the 38cm in as the squall bear aways through the moguls felt a bit nose down.

Good to see some of the team about. Water temp two and three quarter brass monkeys out of five.

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quick session in very up and down breeze.

112 mistral vapor 7.1 Lockwood slalom mk1 38

Melville Beach, WA, AU

Melville Beach, WA, AU

F2 SX 91ltr,F2 Silberepfeil 102ltr,5.6 CR,6.7 OD,34 F1,36 carbon volt

Got down early and it was howling,was in survival mode most of the time,the only one mastering the conditions was "25".

It slowly died down to make it more manageable,but then got gusty and holey,typical winter sailing.

Good to catch up with so many GPS crew again,its been a while.

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100lt manta, Gaastra Savage 5.5, cl30

windy!!! and then not, good fun out

worked out that although i had paused the GPS you need to turn it off to stop it tracking, managed to navigate RealSpeed to delete the trip home (again)!

Melville Beach, WA, AU

Pelican Point, WA, AU

Just a short sail at Peli Point, after missing the wind at Melvile an sitting around for an hour.

Nice to get back on the water.

Exocet Cross 94L with 7.0M T-bird & 36 Vector

It was hard to work out what to rig with the wind going from nothing to rain squalls

A tad colder than Cocos but had to do it

Only a half hour of continuous planing but felt longer, a short break and another quick blast & it was all over

Good to catch up with the usual suspects at Melville.

Typically I got there just as it was about to die...looked good for the 7.0 but I got 1 run of about 100 metres and that was it....just under 26 on the GPS....wow! Stood around, floated around, stood around some more...finally got frustrated and went home....and the breeze kicked in when I was unpacking....sigh! Did I say I was pissed off?