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| Average | 37.32 | 35.22 | 15.90 | 21.52 | 30.11 | 93.23 | ||||||||||||
Andrew (15048km):  Foreshore Rd, Botany, NSW, AU 15-30kt W || Exocet RS4, 5.1 Reflex R6, 37 Z Strong and gusty westerly. Sailed with Remi, Artur and Jules. Was all good to go on the beach, but noticed a pretty decent ding on the nose of my RS4. Luckily Remi had a spare board on the beach he lent me it for the afternoon. Big thanks Remi, legend!
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| Jules (6892km): Foreshore Rd, Botany, NSW, AU. Westerly, 20 to 30 knots. NP RSSlalom 6.2m with various boards - 92 JP slalom, Isonic 104L and Isonic 122L. Last was the most fun as it stayed on the plane in te lulls. Great workout with the DD team including Remi, Andrew and Artur.
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| Remi Dunoyer (24497km): 4 categories     Foreshore Rd, Botany, NSW, AU Exocet Rs3 - Loftsails 7.0 - 34 fin Forecast promised soo much, delivered soo little. Bumpy like Hookipa, riding swell going down the runway. Brets bearaway were on the way back to shore.
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George (32558km):  3 categories   Primbee, NSW, AU || 20-35 W JP69/ Koncept 5.0/ MXR22 WS a speed day keeps the doctor away
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AlfaMale (19018km):  5 categories Epic day at Primbee, with so many out! Despite the sane option being at Threadbo.... This was one of the most consistent Westerlies I can remmeber, for the first hour or so anyway, from about 1 to 2:30, then turned S a bit and got litter then gustier from W again. Started with the iSonic 90L and 5.6 with a 27cm spweedie Vector Fin since the tide was so high, but the speeds were nudging 35+ so decided to switch to the speed board. Few unintended stops in the shallows, despite the 22cm fin, but I actually made 4 gybes total. All day! Nailing a speed board gybe gives you a special sense of accomplishment, especially when it is a tinnie weenie Nais Sp60! Had to wait until about 4PM for the peak speed, when the water dropped a few cm and was much flatter, in patches.
So cold. Front foot kept slipping out of the strap. 6.3 Boom had the clamp rope stuck, so I swapped to a spare boom, and found a crack in the harness line after 100m, so gave up and went back to the 5.6 as the W came back in. Phew. Watched George sail off for "1 more run..." into the sunset, but thankfully he made it back. I hope you got your 100!. I spent to much time standing in ankle deep water. Speed boards are not the best for long distance!
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