This Sunday 11th April
Thanks to Windgenuity, RPS and club members, IWC will have a selection of longboards for people to try. The day will be packed full of fun events culminating in a BBQ(BYO everything)
Check out the events section for more information.
This event is weather dependant so if you are planning on coming please check out this forum topic Saturday A.M. for event confirmation or not
Drift has a tried and a true measure of wind forecasting involving a seagull and a piece of ALfoil. Based on this we are preceeding with the LOngboard day at the Anderson Inlet Angling Club Inverloch on this Sunday 9.00am start. If you have a looooong board bring it along, if not and you want to get a taste of cruising come and try one of the test boards thanks to Windgenuity. The organising committee has a range of fun filled activities to get involved in and there will be prizes to give away thanks to RPS.
I am bringing my 1980s sinker old salty
cant wait to watch kato sail his long board in 30+ knots it should be alot of fun....I have 2, F2 longboards sitting on the side of me house, but inverloch is abit to far for me to drive, with that much weight on the roof of me car...
Best way to organise a gale is to hold a longboard day. For the sake of all Victorian Windsurfers we will be turning up to Inverloch with longboards for a 9am start - just to ensure that the front hits and everyone gets their 4m sails wet.
Select to expand quoteseahorse said...
Best way to organise a gale is to hold a longboard day.
I like that
It does appear much more effective than the usual methods of leaving your harness at home or rigging your largest sail in the morning.
It will still be raining on Tuesday.
Grat day, although not quite ideal conditions - Westerly gusting to 30knots. Here are a few pics, more on website www.whitecapsphotography.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=8720535
Jodi :)
