Well done again Andy and Jill, looks like you both had a great weekend.

Going well Andy & Jill, wasnt the greatest wind over the 3 days but you got a reasonable sail each day

Andy...  It certainly reached 20+ when the wind filled in from the north. I spent the day working on the start boat for the sailing club races and,during the second race which started at 2pm, we were registering about 17-22+ most of the time,with a few gusts to 24-25+.

Friggin typical, the day I go down to the pond & its gusty crap you the lake finally gets some wind over 20 kts#*@! Jeze Darryl, I thought you would have been doing 100 kms plus each day since you keep telling everyone its so easy for me to do it on the lake?

Yep lake sailing is a piece of cake compared to open ocean with tides,waves,wildlife,seaweed etc, which is why 

most sailors in this area have their distance pb  at the lake.

Nooice Andy that Carve looked fast out there on Saturday

I guess, cant imagine Kato & others would like your comments, so going on the same premise your speed Pbs running down the bank at Burrum Heads aren,t worth as much as sailors who do it in chop? Ps. You cant throw me off your team as you did with Arnold for negative comments about you!!

I guess Pete this is part of the game We on GC have 500 m longest run full of chop, boats, kiters and jelly. To get anything that counts we had to go for long trip. I can't complain and I still like convenience of our Shearwater , but we never could match your experience.

Couldn,t agree with you more Peter, we all sail in different locations in so many varied conditions that you cant compare sailors abilities fairly, there are six categories in GPS TC, I look at all of them & where they sail, at the end of the day it should be having FUN 1st & improving your all round sailing SKILL !! 2nd. I used to sail at the train & shearwater back in the 90s s with Hannu & Niel so I know what its like