Re: Eve of St Patty's

From: Bob Galvan (kasplash@home.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Fri Mar 17 2000 - 10:41:36 PST


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Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 10:41:36 -0800
From: Bob Galvan <kasplash@home.com-DeleteThis>
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TWavo@aol.com-DeleteThis wrote:
>
> Davenport was GREAT! It started out w/ head high swell on the North & South
> reefs. Then the sets got bigger. The swell is definitely building. I only
> sailed for an hour, but caught some great waves and didn't swim or break
> anything. It felt kind of awkward rigging and such, but once on the water it
> felt like an old familiar song.
> It was weird that Scotts hardly had any swell happening. Waddell looked OK
> but was full of crashing walls and wasn't very big. The big D was the good
> call.
> Hope you had a good one. How was TUBA? It probably was plenty windy.
> Too bad we are so far apart now, but we'll hook up one of these Spring days.
> I think now that rotten February is out of the way the wind-o is open for
> plenty of days ahead.
> T

Tuba was .... challenging.
launched at 2pm with a 4.7 and the JP 250 (8'2") adn slogged for a bit,
then got powered, then downhauled more,
then got more powered, downhauled to the max, floppy to the boom, then
it picked up even MORE!
By the time I came in about 4pm, a 3.3 or so would have been the right
sail! Call dwind showed gusts over 50!

Waves where OK here and there. better at lower steam engines, even at
the launch and the 3 pines there were decent waves.
up in the channel was mongo windy, no water with the minus .5 tide.
everybody got a ral workout. TJ put his head through his sail.

it hurts soo good!
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