Planning to hit the water at 6:20am at Semaphore..........

I was - but it was crap.

russh said...

Was nice in bed listening to the morning news and having a warm cup of coffee.

Maybe a sneaky one sometime Sunday at the mid with a nice little swell

Call us, we will be into that!

Just wait for it to warm up a little and we will get some good seabreeze's on the back of these small fronts we are getting.

Bring on Blovember. Patience J, the wind will come.

seems like that it is better to go kayaking in the early morning than windsurfing! :-D

yes, I'm back in ADL but only for a very short visit... will leave next Mon again and have no windsurfing gear with me... so no way to go windsurfing here. :-(

but Canberra is not that bad for windsurfing actually and went there a couple of times last end-summer and autumn and am now looking forward to the new season. :-)
also nice for (flatwater)sailing near ACT is Sanctuary Point... if you guys ever make it in this direction and there is wind. ;-)

wish you guys a nice windsurfing season!

cheers,
Luise - the Austrian

...oh, that sounds bad.

I had three sails in the winter time in ACT because when I leave work it's too dark already and also hardly wind. wind is mostly around lunch time until in the early arvo.
But there would have been more windsurfing days in NSW on salt lakes next to the sea, but it's a bit far for one single day, also my car was bit a worry and I am busy with working too.

But now I am looking fwd to the wind/surfing season! One week and then daylightsaving time ends! :-)

My work goes well.. just survived our annual Congress @ Adelaide Hilton :-) and in total I learned a lot and I love to live in Canberra! You have the feeling that you are living in the country and I am also living 7 min. by car to Lake Burley Griffin's best windsurfing spot where in the summer time I was quite often windsurfing - short runs and sometimes disgusting wind conditions but I don't know another city where you can go for a sail in the mith of the city except cities located next to the sea like Adelaide.

And I recently bought a kayak for the days without any wind ;-)

In total I am enjoying it to live in the nation's heart. :-)

You should buy a kayak and go for a paddle if the wind dies or is in total unsailable!

Cheers,
Luise

thanks for the tip. unfortunately I'm already doing too much sport... no money nor time for a SUP! :-D
and also there are no waves in canberra to catch with the SUP! ;-)