Team East (Engl-E, Great Britain) - 2017-10-05
Sailor 2 Second Peak (Kts)5 x 10 Second Average (Kts)1 Hour (Kts)Alpha Racing 500m (Kts)Nautical Mile (Kts)Distance Travelled (km)
Peter Cutts
28.78(D)
27.38(D)
8.94(D)
18.83(D)
19.68(D)
34.54(D)
Stephen Squirrell
29.36(D)
27.57(D)
10.96(D)
16.46(D)
21.28(D)
45.6(D)
Ian Richards
Lance Newbery
Ben Tilston
Hotdog
Jamie Bore
Tris Haskins
Rik Jones
benno
Will Trossell
Steve Carter
Trollope
Whitey
plum
matty
Ant
Venga Boy
tccambs
Killer Miller
Alex Lewin
Lewis Limm
Average29.0727.489.9517.6520.4840.07
Peter Cutts (6766km):
2388 days ago
6 categories

Good day at Bradfield once the the tide changed and it was tide with wind -smoothed out the chop to nice swells -and sunny and good O boys to sail with



Stephen Squirrell (34966km):
2388 days ago
6 categories

 

Thursday 5th October – windsurfing ***** walk - sunny

 

29.46 kt. max, 27.57 kt. ave., 10.95 kt. hr., 21.27 kt mile, 45.6 km., 16.45 kt. alpha.

 

What a top night in the van at Bradfield just so mild being sheltered we hardly heard the wind:) The sun had not arrived when we woke and we had some rain and the leaves were blowing off the trees! The tide was coming in and we had a leisurely breakfast, then with the cloud clearing I decided to rig. My wind gauge was reading 20 to 32 mph so I decided to rig two sails, a 5.8 and a 6.5 for the 282.  Neil Hurrell arrived at nine followed by David Coles and Mark Smalling who arrived as I headed out.  Being first on the water I went with the small sail. It was OK for a few runs, there were some nice swells and I managed my top speed, just shy of 30 knots! With Neil now out with 6.9 and lots of holes in the wind I went and changed to 6.5 which was better:) Peter Cutts was now here taking pics before rigging and I had fun reaching a mile across the River Stour. It is lovely sailing here, very pretty with the impressive Holbrook School as a backdrop:) It was a very high tide today, covering much of the access road and making it possible to gybe right by the farmers field! It did chop up badly at high water but soon calmed down as the tide turned making top flat out reaching conditions:) So a great day was had by all, great weather, great sailing, great company and great to catch up with my mates. Mag had a nice day too, chatting, doing crafts and going for a walk. It’s my 64th Birthday tomorrow – yes I can’t believe it either – where did those years go? So, will have a rest day from windsurfing before hopefully heading back to Point Clear on Saturday?

Then back home for a shower then head into Ipswich to pick up a cheque for £100 for second place in a photo competition, the first money I have received for one of my pics! We had a lovely hour meeting the nice people at the Ipswich Hearing Centre.

 

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