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DanWeiss
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| sailingjoe wrote: | | SNIP It's much easier stacking the small sails inside, but the small boards seem to take up the same amount of room as the large do because I invested in new wide ones. SNIP |
Your driving habits aside, what the heck do you mean? What you wrote, again, makes no sense at all. Your investment in wide boards demonstrates that smaller boards take as much room as larger boards is illogical.
Mr. Swift, did you attend classes on sentence structure and grammar?
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scooper
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Location: Massachusettes
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| Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:01 pm Post subject: |
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Hey Ron, I drove by you guys at Pleasant Bay. I thought about stopping but I was meeting a friend at Scatteree. We got some flat water blasting behind the sand bars and I ended up sailing outside of the new cut for a little while on the incoming tide. I've wanted to do that ever since it opened up. Mothers day was fantastic but this was almost as good. I did struggle with the eel grass until I put a weed fin on.
I'm glad that you had a good crew there, sounds like fun.
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ron.c
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From my vantage point I saw some little wagon pulling a trailer, but no F-150s (Did I get it right)
I did all right but no offense to the others, felt a wee bit cheated with the ho-hum conditions.
Now today was a different story. Slow work morning, mist to solid rain, sailed from "home" at Skaket in a NNE, side to slightly side on. Close to mid tide produces what I call a buck board ride, high frequency chop. After a nominal hour with a 5.0 doiong what I call energy managment, I went for my 4.2. The 4.2 along with more tide water (producing bigger ramps) upgraded the session to a solid A. Sailing in fog and solid rain is always good for increasing the testosterone!
Definitely conditons that all you big boys would like.
I couldn't even hang on to the steering wheel for the 5 minute drive home.
Event #4 for my pin head gath helmet - over rotated while making a u-turn off a ramp - hammered by the 5.0!!
Day 2 of summer time drysuit wearing - never did that before!
Talk about "hard up" all the tourists going out of Rock Harbor for a day of fishing - bring on the bucket or sea sick pills!!!
Sorry for too much info.
Please correct as needed Bruce.
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shredmaster518
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| Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 8:07 am Post subject: we have gone from the game to the beach |
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and in fact now our Ryan who is 8 is windsurfing already
his second time out we have his first video
http://shredmasters.ning.com/
check out Latest Activity on the left
already sailing out, tacking, and coming back
first lesson a success
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scooper
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Yeah, my friend had the trailer, I had a chevy full size pick up with my boards inside the back, not on the roof so you probably didn't notice me.
Keep wearing that beanie protector! I always use mine.
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