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pete b Member  Member#: 2479 Location: Registered: 09-10-2006 Last Visit: 07-02-2012 Diary Entries: 218 Mood: Chilled |
29th May 2010 Windsurfing: Hunstanton Wind Direction: NW Wind Stength: F5-6 Surf / Sea State: Onshore mush Air Temperature: 14 Sea Temperature: OK Weather: Sun, cloud,rain Max Speed: Distance Covered: The plan was to go to Hunny for easy conditions to check out the knee, arrived Hunny around 09:00 to sea breaking over wall (unsurprisingly). Had a brew & thought I may as well check out Branny as sit there - got as far as Old Hunny and noticed the shorebreak, not big but enough to psyche me out re the knee so headed back to Hunny. Some out-of-towners asked me for the best place in the area and after describing Branny I realised where I'd sooner be so off again. Arrived Branny to find a convoy negotiating the flooded beach road and took it as an omen to not sail there. Back to Hunny. Ian was now there, the only other windsurfer, the sea about half way down the groynes so we rigged & launched - me on the 103. Yeah, right, flat water venue indeed! Dead onshore meant some effort, not major, to launch & the sea was anything but flat. But the knee held out and a great time was had. Later changed to the 86 and with the sea moderating it just became easier. Why didn't I change to the 86 sooner - just damned lazy! Came in when the wind eased and as I was packing up a squall came over to remind me of all the winter sailing I've missed this year! ;-) |
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