Nebbs and Decrep: http://gpsteamchallenge.com.au/showsession.php?date=2008-03-13&team=2

awesome effort guys!! a monthly ave of 211k's...i can officially say we wont be chasing that figure down
hope your not going to do that every month
great effort and welcome to the 200 club

Thanks for the support guys.

The trouble is the wind, it's rare to find a day where it blows all day, especially over here in WA. I've had probably a dozen attempts to sail all day, both over east and here, but been dudded by either the wind or equipment failure. It's so frustrating to get up well before dawn, drive for an hour to vicky point ready for an epic session only to sit on the beach waiting for six hours for the wind to come in.
I wasn't going to let it slip away this time!

This only makes Kato's 309 km day (http://gpsteamchallenge.com.au/showsession.php?date=2007-11-03&team=16) even more special in my eyes, that must have been not only a test of endurance but he must have been sailing very fast as well, not pottering around like I was!

some of us do work(not to mention kids commitments) i had do my pb after work
well done nebs another run out would of put you above Claude i suspect
Kato's the next target i assume....you will prob need to eat your weeties that day!!

Two epic masters, well done to the both of you, a benchmark not easily reached.
Decrepit, I can only marvel out your stamina, your a bloody legend

Well done guys.200+ks Ave for the team is a great achievement.I,m just jelous that you get to sail and I don,t

Mobydisc said...
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200kms plus in one day. What was your average speed? Thats impressive? This season I would have lucky to sail 200kms all summer.

GpsarPro says,
Total average speed, 12.94Kt.
Average speed over 1Kt, 20.17Kt.

Shows how much time I spent stuffing around.
In the middle of the day had to change back into clothes to get a lift home with Sam, (nice leather upholstery). Bring my car back and change into wetsuit etc. If I hadn't had to do that might have been up with Nebs.

That is a top effort!!! How the heck..... Ahh never mind

Congrats GT

Mobydisc said...

vando said...

Come on snides tell truth you dont really work.
But really doing it after work here not a chance I only get 1-2hrs if im lucky.
Remember suns down at 6:00pm here

Better for the sun to go down at 6pm and for dawn to break at 4.30am, than for the curtains to fade, for the days to get hotter and to go to hell for following satanic summer time.

200kms plus in one day. What was your average speed? Thats impressive? This season I would have lucky to sail 200kms all summer.

Moby sorry to state the obvious (and to be honest my brain isn't working real well after 4 days of alcohol and golf on the Gold Coast this past 4 days so I may have missed your sarcasm) but you do realise there isn't actually any more sunlight when we have daylight savings don't you??? Your curtains are gonne fade regardless and the days are going to be just as hot.
I got all excited when I looked out my hotel room up there to the view of the boys out on the Broadwater on Saturday I think it may have been.

Back to the topic at hand, well done and great effort Nebs and Decrep.