I know this is miles away but it was so windy at our school. I was in between 2 buildings and still loosing papers and what not.

Whats the water level like at goolwa Dave? I thought it would have got a bit better since we had all this rain. Also anyone been to boggy, whats the level like there?

Cheers
Bubs

I don't really know if you missed anything Divaldo. There was six of us ducking for cover as the black fronts came through with squalls of 50 knots apparently knocking down trees at Port Willy. Hid under the stairs until they passed hiding from the rain and hail. Didnt listen to Bert and rigged 5m instead of 3.5 (havent got one) and 4 is too twitchy (old style) and 4.7 has a hole in it. So yeah I flew and also crashed and burned but it was hardly flat water once the tide came in, the guys got some jumps but I noticed I wasnt the only one in the water a bit, huge tides and huge shorebreak and really strong sideways rip to contend with as you came in and no beach (so no kiteboarders). And getting up the cliff was great fun too, But the Snapper Pt Deli hamburger was really yummy afterwards and the minty made it all worth while.

Was that you Susie on that brown Gasstra sail? That was the first time out at Snapper for me. Bert phoned me that morning and said that it would be the best spot to sail as it was so onshore.

I sailed my JP 83 litre and a 4.2 metre sail.

Have fun in the snow! I am going to Mauritius in four week time, I cannot wait! Fingers crossed we get some strong trade winds and swell.

Hi Divaldo,

Sailed boggy lake on tuesday arvo 29/05/2007 and was 20 - 35 knots - i don't know what goolwa was doing but boggy was awesome - big squalls and very frontal.

See you soon,

cheers,

Carl

Ummm....... the subject pretty well sums up the whole thread really....... for everyone else......

Ha ha ha ha

We need a local SA section for sure.

Lets hope we get some wind on the weekend, it looks like there is a big fat slow high pressure system pushing that low out the way.