Roo, congratulations!!! 4 PBs in a week, they are falling like Dominos . 

I am happy for you that your 'animal mode' fire is burning brightly although I suspect it means we will be 'passing in the night' once again. You sail Waterfront Park, I choose a 'training lake' to get prepared. I decide to 'man up, a little' and head to the Gorge, and you head East for 'animal mode' sailing... No problem, we still have GPSTC .

BTW, today I supplemented my light gusty wind equipment list - will be picking up the Goya Bolt 135 liter tomorrow. Should work great for me on those 'not quite' wind days at Waterfront and Floras (12G18 knot days) so now I can get on the water instead of wind whining on the beach .

Don't worry Barton, the animal is now well fed and back in cruiser mode. Will be hanging out around Waterfront Park as Julian and Roberta want to get out windsurfing. I'm good now until the fall when the beast is unleashed yet again!

Roo, thanks! Will be good to see Roberta and Julian again 

I'll be driving up tomorrow morning and spending some time at Big Winds. Should be at Waterfront sometime in the PM.

Wow, it must be "Triple Crown", great job Roo, congratulations!

The wind should be really steady there if you could get NM only 2 knots slower than Max Speed and 1 knot slower than 5x10.

Four PBs in one week, can I see your doping test results?

I'd fail the test, I'm one big dope! Very observant on the number analysis, my 2 sec peak was on my best nm run, as was my best 10 sec as well. I had a max of 33.590 and a low of 27.292 so it was a bit gusty over the run. You can download the track on KA72.com if you want a closer look.

Mast be that Columbia River nuclear pollution is still there. Check your back Roo, you are probably starting to grow wings LOL. River Monster!!!

Congratulations on PBs 

Yeah, 6 knots difference makes it look a bit gusty. I was breaking down my NM from today and it has about the same spread about 32-26, I got 29 for that run mostly because I ran out of gust in the end. Hopefully, we'll get some stronger winds someday, would be nice to try it again on a smaller gear.

Great PBs Roo in the chop, congratulations.  Where is the 40 knot spot?   In the early stages of planning another gorge trip in July 2018 

You are a bloody machine mate!

Well done! 

Well done again Kean. Smokin

Thanks for the well wishes everyone, still pretty jazzed up a day later. Never really chased numbers before so this was a fun mission. I'm so lucky to live in a location with such a great range of conditions that I never really have to travel far to get a good session. Had a look in the mirror Boris and I seem to have some jet packs attached to my back!

What are you doing ROO?!, No words, CONGRATS! 

crikey Roo another PB! I am starting to wonder if it's Groundhog Day. Massive 

Thanks Al, must be something the the water.

GroundRoo day mate! It's the Gorge Fangy...anyone can get a PB here, it never stops blowing. You just have to find the right spot, hundreds of miles of river to chose from.

James here's the spot for some nice 40 knot runs. It's just east of Maryhill so you have to sail across the river to get to it. Dale Cook did some 39 knot runs here back in 2005 but it hasn't really been sailed since. With the current gear we have it should be good for 40 knots easily.

super sailing, Roo!

NIce numbers Roo, congrats on the PB's