Roger that.

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Originally posted by hardie


...just like having a good debate

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Oh, you said debate, not master... nevermind

canberra sounds like the place to be then

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Originally posted by Little Jon

Hey Grinch, is that your arse in your photo?

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Sounds like Gero is the place!!! What's the employment situation like there??? Not too fussy what i do either.

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Originally posted by WINDY MILLER

got back from work at 2.50, chucked my gear in the car and was at my local by 3 for my best winter wave sesh this yr.

sailing 2-3 times a week at the mo in the winter....can't wait 4 summer

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Mullas Miller? Im jelous

I don't know hardie.

best in oz that's a big call. i think tempurature is the deciding factor for you.

Best in OZ is marrawah i reckon, for pure windsurfing. windy all year, sailing 4+ days a week,
waves all year. a variety of breaks so you can find somwhere to wave sail in just about every wind direction. in summer it's quite nice.
not crowded.


No winds in MR have you been checking the observations this year. it's been pretty windy. yeah it's onshore for main break but that's why you gots to go to different breaks in winter.

i reckon lancelin is better yeah cuase of the wave height, and the women are better lookin in that area too.

I'll be honest i didn't spend all that much time in gero only a 2 months, everyone was telling how good it was, and really i thought it was kind of ****. sure it was windy but i went to WA for wavesailing, and in gero it was all kind of small and not really down the line. AND i kept getting shown up but some little kid named jaeger or something,

I remember when i first saw him sail i was crusing out and he was sailing just upwind and ahead of me, i saw him hit a wave and go into a massive backie so i thought "aw yeah i can do that too" and went to do my backie i hit the ramp a bit to late and smashed through the lip making for the most spastic back loop ever. ah the memories..

Having said all that I do think gero is a great spot for jumping.

for wave sailing, WA perth, you got lancelin around an hour/half out and than for the long weekends, or if you dont have a job as you like, you can go for a 5 or 6 hour drive, load up your van, go to margs, and esprence, and than all along the coast you get a lot of big breaks, that you could experiment on. than within and hour from the city, its basically every spot in perth, including all the flat water siling, (river, luckey back, etcetc)you have crazy waves to get some skill I(im working on mine there) and you have laiten, and woodies point and also port beach in winter, and thier great for smaller waves chest hight sometimes you can get the head high and over head high waves come through, but thier rare. and than you have mandurah, wich alot of people like, but i have never sailed up there, besides at saftey bay, so i dont know any names, and there all good fun and only an hour or 2 away. than you head up north the places like gnaraloo for some epic and huge waves, wich are mad, but if you love your wave sailing they ar great. i am told that you can get a set where you can go inside your barral with your intire rig, but i havent ever seen this. but when i was there watching as i watched all the surfers getting murderd by the waves, it was huge but not big enouph for you to get inside the barral.

Gerro

For windsurfing = GERO

For consistency of wind, for access to and quantity of sailing locations It would be impossible to beat Gero, I doubt anywhere in the world could match it, (that's uninformed opinion)lots of waves to sail - maybe not world class but lots all the same, it's rare for there to be no waves at all, very rare.

For everything other than windsurfing = anywhere but GERO

Mums cooking maybe

Its just evolution, and your taste buds havnt evolved yet, let me guess XXXX ?

The whole GPS speedchallenge thing started off with the Connewarre crew trying to wrest a case of COOPERS from the Boggie boys. But Boags has got the best advertising campaign.

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Originally posted by Chef

W.A might be the best for sailing,but there beers still rubbish(well its important to me)

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That is the biggest misconception about WA. Yes Swan Draught and Emu Bitter are among the worst mass produced beers in Aus... I will try REAL hard not to focus on the negative, but I will throw in XXXX, Tooheys New, VB, Fosters etc etc as being equally bad!!! I think Tassies Boags and Cascade are the goods, but I am a slightly biased Taswegian... Then there is Coopers, James Squire and Matilda Bay... mmmmm...

The good beer in WA... Micro breweries!!! WA has some of the best micro-breweries in Aus. Little Creatures, Sail and Anchor, Billabong (where I brew my beer) OK, maybe Billabong is an up and comer...

The WORST thing about WA beer, PRICE... Beer is WAY too expensive in WA.

coopers pale alelive only 1 hr from sa border , so close enough to call it a local beer