night shift has advantages!! any one sailing seacliff about 1pm?? hope its the first proper sw of winter?!!

dead boody westerly

Come on semi-pros. Show us kooks how it's done

Hey Chris,

it was SW from 4pm onwards :-)

stuck at my desk [}:)]

HAIL said...

Would have Been there if I had any idea those places worked in a westerly! Pretty over ****ty westerly seacliff. Thought it would have definatly been sw today but.

Lucky Buggers.

Just be happy you where out there. August 25th was my last sail!

JOYRIDER said...

for the lack of wind adelaide has been expeeriencing of late, there was a severe lack of sialors at Seacliff. Only the local die hards..

where was everyone hiding.

Maybe people had to work or waiting for it to swing SW?

I hear it was firing early this morning.

After my session yesterday I was walking the dog on the cliff top path at Marino about 6 pm. Some nice clean waves were coming in off the old boat ramp at the end of Burnham Rd. Wind still SW. Definitely a spot that needs to be visited more. It's either a slog upwind from Kingston Park or finding a spot to rig amongst the gravel. Needs a medium to full tide. Often the surfers take on the stormies just a little bit further along.

The council need to make a nice grassy rigging area :-)

I love Seacliff!!!!!!!!!!

Well said Russ, agreed, there are many other places to sail. Some of us who finish work late, and hate the traffic jam called brighton road, have to sail other places like Semi. Might not have reefs but at least its wouldnt have been as onshore as Seacliff on Weds night. Semi was windy that night till it got to spooky to continue sailing.

Ill certainly keep the Mid and Snapper Pt in mind if i have time to get down that way.

russh said...
Prob cause seacliff isn't the centre of the windsurfing universe and there's better places to sail

All roads lead to Semaphore. Say it isn't so Russh . Those mast high waves...