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Pelican Point, WA, AU

Something differant today, normally don't sail Peli and normally don't sail the KAR 7.1, turned out okay was gusty when I hit the water at 10 really didn't think it was going to be a distance day but bumped into the Lunster who was taking a break in the shallows and since he had already clocked a few k's thought might as well keep at it, did contemplate going to dutchies as the wind was a bit all over the place. As it turned out there where some big bullets coming through, full respect to Lunny on a 8m sail on the foil bullets in excess of 22knts, I wouldn't have wanted to be on a foil when they hit. The 59 manta was just about right, good to catch up with scott as well. Bring on Thursday

Manta 59 KAR 7.1

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Windfoil, Foilville

A nice long session on the foil. Wind picked up way more than planned making the 8m an absolute beast at times.

Great to see Boz and Scott fanging around and a good chin wag with Kenny and Snides.

JPHF 135, NPF4 800wing, SV HG 8.0

Pelican Point, WA, AU

Another gusty one - caught up with Boz mid session and saw Lunny with a very focused look on his face - now I know why... 8m, that is amazing dude!

RRD X-Fire 108, S2 Venom 7.7, 37 fin

Foilville, WA, AU

First try of the Starboard GT-R foil with small stabilizer. Better in every way compared to the old pinkie foil.  

5.3 Blade, 117 Isonic, GT-R 800 front wing 225 back wing.

Melville Beach, WA, AU

Gusty light winds and low tide.

125 Rocket with 24 delta and 6.5 Simmer 2XC

Tried the 90 Xfire with 16 CL delta for the first time. It went well in the gusts, no spin out which is more than could be soad for the 24 Delta, and got me over the sand bar comfortably.

Nice chat with Mark, still happily excited with his recent Albany NM