I guess it would look something like this... (www.boggylake.org)
but I know naff all about these things! Anyone care to help?
I mean, if Middleton can have one, surely boggy's worthy?
cheers...... hope this Winter we can get a few more days like that one at Day street.
Fare is fare, some guys don't like sailing in the ocean.
I guess its to see what size sail people are using so they can choose before the leave home.
half those guys need a full blown trailer to cart all there **** so being able to know before, makes packing easy.
You must have good eyesight Josh cause ive never been able to read anyones sail size from the shore, let alone on a Webcam. Pretty hard to tell the difference between two sails half a sq metre apart or even a metre apart that said from a distance.
Agreed though....horses for courses....if they want a cam for a muddy lake...so be it.
Gets windy and flat enough to do over 35 knots for us speed sailors
. Might only be flat, muddy water but a webcam will show if whitecapping and worth the drive. Give us somewhere off the local coast to do over 35 knots and we'll be there
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PS definately each to their own
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ha ha Josh, your soo funny, lucky im short so i didnt have far to fall when i fell of my chair laughing.....
I didnt even know they made 12 metre windsurfing sails?????????
To be honest, i totally forget about windsurfing when there is no wind, i am so into paddleboarding and surfing....... until the next windy day anyway.
Getting back to the topic yet again... do yourselves a favour. Best to put in the Boggy Lake Dunny before installing the webcam. Guess you don't want to log in to your favorite webcam only to see a hairy arsed lake dweller hanging a crap before your very eyes!
