It's been revised down to this,
Aghhhhh!!!
It's getting to me, I found myself wondering if golf has become any fun since I played it 20 years ago.
Help.
Still looking good up here.
If yesterday was anything to go by,we are gunna be very sunburnt and sore by the end of the week
I should have gone out yesterday, wind looked good. Made plans for today but yeah... wind has dropped.
It may be a mirage but this fri, sat, sun coming looks more like the spring summer patter we should expect. Prob took early to tell, but surely the doldrums needs to end soon.
What a heartbreaker - Melbourne was due for some great wind but it never seemed to eventuate - just turned hot and humid. I hope we aren't in for a repeat of last summer!
No they have down graded the wind here for fri, sat... just about, nearly, could be, the pussiest start to a season in the 12 years I have kited, jurys still out, but the evidence is mounting.
Unlucky blokes, been getting a fair dose over here! In fact some tendonitis already rearing its ugly head!
Late arrival of WA seabreezes 
has got to be beacuse of 1) sea surface temps, 2) sea surface temps, 3) sea surface temps - all of which are rising because we burn coal to heat up burgers and drive around cities in dumb 4WDs to homes with power-guzzling flatscreen TVs [}:)]. Just check the, you guessed it, sea surface temps map in the weather forecast section each day - not just the interpretation of the synoptic outlook with lots of little arrows.
has got to be beacuse of 1) sea surface temps, 2) sea surface temps, 3) sea surface temps - all of which are rising because we burn coal to heat up burgers and drive around cities in dumb 4WDs to homes with power-guzzling flatscreen TVs [}:)]. Just check the, you guessed it, sea surface temps map in the weather forecast section each day - not just the interpretation of the synoptic outlook with lots of little arrows.
has got to be beacuse of 1) sea surface temps, 2) sea surface temps, 3) sea surface temps - all of which are rising because we burn coal to heat up burgers and drive around cities in dumb 4WDs to homes with power-guzzling flatscreen TVs [}:)]. Just check the, you guessed it, sea surface temps map in the weather forecast section each day - not just the interpretation of the synoptic outlook with lots of little arrows.
perth doesnt realy get good swell in summer or good waves go north or south anywhere but perth realy
