re: delta report

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wow, it looks like the forecast for today should be about the same as yesterday.

i usually sail - i mean am stuck in the city due to being surrounded by hellish commute congestion - at crissy and haven't been to the delta before. is it reasonable at all for someone from the city to make the trek out to the delta for an evening session? or is it just silly to even attempt because you'll be sitting in traffic the whole time? any suggestions for a reasonable hour to start the drive and a reasonable route?

much appreciated. not much going on in the lake - i mean bay.

jae

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