YoYo Who or what weather model is really that accurate?? Winds are dead northerly atm.

I'm waking early tomo am and keepin an eye on what wind is doing

Is cheesgraters really an option anyway? last I heard the levels were too low and the bar had got a bit more vegitation on it...

How about south side of creery wetlands? if the tides high enough and wind crazy-strong enough then it could be ok there?

tim90 said...

Is cheesgraters really an option anyway? last I heard the levels were too low and the bar had got a bit more vegitation on it...

How about south side of creery wetlands? if the tides high enough and wind crazy-strong enough then it could be ok there?

Cheesies is very low, and high vegetation has grown in nw corner, very risky but depends on what ya think is best call. Measured/Walked it, and first part of run is about 20cm for 100m, then 30cm for 200m, then 40cm for 300m then rising back to 20 to 30cm. If more than 5 people turn up will be extremely crowded and dangerous. Creepies is the other option, but an unknown quantity. Herron Point is the other option. Yunderup has possibilities too. be nice to have 2 days of solid nw and check them all out at roughly same time. Dunno what I'm doing I'm gettin up at 6am and making a call depending on what winds doing?

Tim , tell us how it goes at Creery, i'll stay at Melville, sailing in 20cm water at Cheesegraters doesn't seem sensible to me.

Hey Yoyo, excuse me being nosey; how did you go at Sandy Point?

Hmmm. Sounds better than I was expecting. Now I'm in two minds.

It's N to NNE atm