Hey vando, how about I tag my bag behind your board ;)

hi guys, the bay islands was certainly popular....

i would say at this point it will be bribie north to south in a NE. will still produce very fast times because the swell is small and it is a broadreach the whole way.

it is also safer than heading out into the bay because we would be tracking along the beach the whole way. i feel this would help attract the less confident... we may be able to have the finish party at the woorim surf club. will need to talk to them...

my idea is to have a boat and a 4wd follow everyone down the coast. probably a 1-2 hr run. i will do a test run before hand. there would also be the need for all sailors to take a mobile phone with them just in case.

i have looked into mini bus hire.. 12 people for 1 day costs about $100. we could all meet at Woorim, then drive the bus/busses to caloundra. then sail back to Woorim... then everyone can disperse form there.

other option is that everyone works out there own transport. we could use the club to count spare seats and drivers to assist....

edit.... as the club is non competitive we don't need to dissadvantage the likes of vando. maybe even just skip the bbq at the end and go to the pub for a refreshing ale.

P.S. Vando's in the second bus...

Hello everybody!

Love the long distance, love to join. Together with my kite surfer friend we did Redland Bay to Wello and had 3 hours of great fun. We didn't have back up but if a few people get involved a couple of mobiles and a small boat should be easy (and cheap)to organize. That side of the bay is more protected, but the wind is still good and it is perfect in a SE wind.

We did a Dunwich to Cleveland a while ago, but the sea was getting a bit rough, we broke a bit of gear and had to get a ride home. (Not so funny)

Let me know when you want to go!

Regards, Wim

Heya Wim! Justin here. Haven't seen you for a few weeks or so, not that we've had much wind anyway

Hello everybody,

Correction: We didn't wreck a bom, we wrecked a boom.

Hope to see you all on the bay soon.

Wim

Dear Adrian,

Let me be your safety boat !

When you want to go?

Anybody wants to join?

Wim

hi guys and gals,

seems that we have hit upon the next great debate topic.

to gearswap or not to gearswap.

As has been the goal from the inception of the club. It is my intention that the club represents its members wants where ever possible and to the full extent possibile. I have also been inviting industry feedback with regards this same topic to ensure that all involved get a say. and the bottom line that everyone agrees on is that getting people involved in windsurfing is a good thing.

what all that means is.

gearswap is go, go, go on the goldcoast

there has been an overwhelming response from members saying that they really like to have gearswaps. with that said, bring it on.