north end of wavebreak - i think that's been like that for quite some years now

Haircut said...

north end of wavebreak - i think that's been like that for quite some years now

Gets worse by the day actually.

Looks like would be good in NE'r. Noticed a few kites there of late. Gets crazy crowded with boats some days but they are all parked downwind of that bank.

High tide you can go all the way across with a nice little lagoon effect. Next high tide, NE I'm going there, just to break monotony of the train.

Reminds me ... this is a bit odd.
... stuff I said
Edit: forget I said this, I'll check for bodies if boat is still there.

that's where we used to sail many moons ago, from Burrows street.

I'm talking well before kiters existed, back when the Cochrane brothers thought they were fast, and a certain Mr Brown was often seen on flat water.

And GreenLeader...not to worry, the microscopic version of google earth isn't out yet, so nothing to see here.

"High tide you can go all the way across with a nice little lagoon effect."

On sunday i sailed the lagoon at jumpinpin in the north-westerly-great uncrowded spot! only a few moored boats to dodge.
then sailed 8km back down the Broadwater but ran out of wind at Tipplers and had to swim the rig in at south straddie. next time will have to take a bigger board to get through the lulls.

and me me me