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It's blowing 19 right now at Berkeley. I went out yesterday at 2:30pm on my
6.2/278 165# and sailed fully to over-powered until 6pm. I probably should have
rigged down. If I didn't have other plans, I could have sailed until sunset. It
looks like a repeat for today.
Michael Sullivan
On Wednesday, September 10, 1997 7:58 AM, Kirk Lindstrom
[SMTP:kirk@hpmsd3.sj.hp.com-DeleteThis] wrote:
> Any reports from Palo Alto, 3rd or Coyote Pt?
>
> I can't seem to tell from the wind reports if it has been worth sailing
> on the Bay for a large sized person on not so big gear? I really need
> about 14 knots to have fun with the mild flood tide. It looks like the
> lulls are pretty low and that my 6.5/9'6" combination wouldn't work. I
> keep meaning to order a 7.5 NOA unless I get a killer deal on a race
> sail...
>
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