Saturday, May 30th. 27mph wind average + ebb. I need 15 more kilos on the belly or 15 less liters in the board!
Site: Powerlines
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Saturday, May 30th. 27mph wind average + ebb. I need 15 more kilos on the belly or 15 less liters in the board!
Site: Powerlines
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With most of the bay shrouded in 3000ft-tall fog blanket, shining sun and steady WNW in Palo Alto made sailors appear in record numbers. What a day!
Site: Palo Alto
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190#4.0/93l/25cm 11:30-12:30, early, while there were no stones in the wind yet.
Site: Coyote Point
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I need to lean forward more.
Site: Coyote Point
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Huge holes, killer blasts, white-haired mogul swell. Happy Thursday!
Site: Coyote Point
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Birds could not get upwind. Both sail (4.0) and board (93L) were flying readily on waterstart. I almost cannot believe that we sailed on a bigger day last spring. Here is a couple of minutes of shore-based footage for illustration:
Site: Coyote Point
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North Pacific High made a shy (with a tad of WSW) appearance today, first in the year. Paging Mike Godsey!
Site: Coyote Point
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Good old-fashioned 6.6 fun at Coyote. Unreliable clearing wind, kept switching to WSW, driving port tack right into chop. Need to work on keeping the horizon level!
Site: Coyote Point
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Deceptive winter wind pattern, never mind the date. Got stuck waterstarting on the outside with some chop and little wind. Then it came up with a vengeance, I could only get couple of reaches with the kit that I rigged. Hey, it’s spring now and there are no excuses to keep sails dry anymore!
Site: Oyster Point
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Monday 1:30pm-2:30pm at 3rd Avenue, and I again forgot the booties.
Site: 3rd Avenue
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