el Bog, 14-18kts ssw. 

Always planing, but largely underdone on i97/bpr375/7.0OD

I made it back to the rigging area just as it petered out in early evening, but some others had long slow slogs home.

But for a while there we we're all planing, so still a good sail.

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Fun day. Rigged the most gear ever today. Used the 7m and 91 carbon art. Then the 10.5 and big 160. Then the 7m and 113 board. Had a ball 😁. Shane Leon and the johns were there. 

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Stansbury, SA, AU G'day

Great turnout of sailors today. Me , Simon Chris Fayce Kym Steve and Jacko and a random kite. Pity the breeze did not come up to expectations. Rigged the 6.6 on the RS2 and was overpowered so in and change down to 5.8 then way underpowered as the wind dropped to bugger all. Hung around for the rest of the afternoon. Was chatting on the grass with the guys and the breeze picked up late, so out on the FF102 with the 5.8 and had a blast for half an hour. Good day i rekon 

Was blowing it;s tits off early morning I should of headed out then but thought it would only get better cloud killed the SSE breeze went for a spin under done on the 5.6m but had a good look around, weed weed lol

FF99  24weed  5.6m Lake George

Stansbury, SA, AU

Decided on a day trip as the wind forcast looked better the the Bog.. Arrived as Jason  and Kym were about to go out. J gave me the run down as it was my first time sailing Stansbury. 

As I was rigging Jeff turned up and gave me a much more detail of where to sail. The wind was quite south so Jeff suggested I go out on the 115 with the 6.3  as it should swing SSE/SE  and drop out a bit. The other two boys were having good runs on the southern side of the oyster leases. Headed out eventually   but due the southerly wind direction sailled staight into the spit and came to an abrupt holt in ancle deep water. Didn't realise the tide have dropped so quickly.  Had to trudge 200 metres in the mud to sailable depth. Was recovering when Jeff came out and stopped to say hi again and advise were to go now I was on the water.  He took off to the horizon I had one run then the wind picked up to 25+. Way over powered sail and board wise. Decided to go in and change down to a 5.5 , Jeff wasn't far behind me. The tide had receeded more so was a long treck in. Went out again on the 5.5 and you guessed it, the wind dropped out to virtually nothing. Decided to go back in and re rig the 6.3 again.  Jeff said it was probably the low tide lull and it should come back on. Put the 6.3 into the 92  and did the long treck out again. Only had to wait a short time and it came in but with a little more  east in it. Great heading out but found it hard to point heading in as first time on a weed fin. Some really glassy areas and lots of smooth. Unfortunely for me, I was stuffed after a short time having  to trudge back and forth  so many times. 

So all in all  a resonable day. The 2 sec is equal second  fastest for me, so definitley will go back now that I know the layout. ( but probable an over nighter next time )

Thanks Jeff and Jay for you welcoming advice.