wana sail sunday wheres good in a sse or s
cheers leo

South end of Kyeemagh. Good southerly B&J spot with nice 1m+ ramps

Tim re Sandringham I wouldn't have said there are long runs across to Kurnell as you end up with a bit lot of wind shadow from the mangroves etc. It is definately flatter than Kyeemagh with much better rigging areas and easier access to the water. Parking is not an issue, there is a shop around the corner for sustenance and I'm yet to see a jet ski there EVER!!!
The runs are possibly a bit shorter actually then Kyeemagh but I don't see that as being a big issue really.

sick_em_rex said...

Tim re Sandringham I wouldn't have said there are long runs across to Kurnell as you end up with a bit lot of wind shadow from the mangroves etc. It is definately flatter than Kyeemagh with much better rigging areas and easier access to the water. Parking is not an issue, there is a shop around the corner for sustenance and I'm yet to see a jet ski there EVER!!!
The runs are possibly a bit shorter actually then Kyeemagh but I don't see that as being a big issue really.

sounds like its a go. Ideal for the boss (wife).
Cheers

shear tip said...

Tim,

you might be thinking of when we were talking about ramsgate, definitely good runs across to Kurnell from there, although when I was doing it it was in a noreaster.

Tomorrow's a southeaster, so might be heading to the south ramp at Kyeemagh (If my back's fixed). Has anyone sailed Sandringham in a SE? I've only sailed it in SW/S. From the air, it looks like it might be a bit gusty with the wind coming from the Towra Point nature reserve.

bugger, the old east vs west trick. Might do a drive by Kyeemagh and see the water state first.