Day 1
20-25 s/se forecast. Wind has kick in early. Solid 20kn on the water.
Currently high tide.
course expected to open around noon as the tide drops
Heh Justin
Photos mate, photos.. I am sure you have it sorted, just some of us are stuck in a windless pattern at present and 20knts is a dream
Keep the dream alive... 
Gmac
Hey climber, I took 600 or so today. Will upload if possible.
Great start to the event. 20-25 with a bit of east in it so squarish runs. Everyone off to the pub as I type. Will provide results from today later tonight.
:-)
Day 1 still kicking on around town.
Glynn merrit king of the course today.
Results as follows.
2 sec peak
Glynn 39.052
Vando 38.650
Jason rzoska 37.623
5_10
Glynn 35.543
Vando 35.549
Phillip Nott 34.843
20-25 today with a couple of 28knot gusts and a few lulls thrown in for good measure. About 40 sailors out on the run so spectacular sight. Weather is holding.
Nm
Phillip Nott 32.198
Vando 31.778
Sausage 30.530
Womens
2sec Kellie 32.93
5_10 Kellie 31.14
Nm Kellie 28.5
Youth
5_10 Bradley 23.09
Forecast tomorrow same as today, 25-30 knots forecast but lower tide. Fingers crossed for more south in it.
Vando injured, ok but maybe 1day off water.
Tomorrow the barge will be on the course with us so BBQ and spectators to keep us all company.
Day 2.
Wind just starting to come in. Can see the wind line coming up the bay.
Forecast holding @ 20-25
further update from yesterday. We have compiled the legends category, results as follows
5_10
Geoff 33.85
Greg banks 29.001
Ray Wilson 27.46
Nm
Geoff 29.94
Greg banks 27.49
Peter nitschke 23.61
Also, times posted above for open 5_10 were incorrect. Should read
Glynn 36.543
Vando 35.549
Phillip Nott 34.843
End of the day finished with a BBQ at speed hq. Everyone grinning after another solid day on the water. Slightly less wind but flatter water and slightly better angle. A lot of competitors improved on their nautical mile speeds.
Forecast tomorrow for 20-25 again.
Happy days at burrum
Day 3 at burrum and it's ground hog day. Blue skies with scattered clouds an squalls out toward Fraser island.
Bom forecast holding at 20-25 but hoping we might get a little more today if some good squalls push through.
Had some new competitors join the Frey yesterday.
am unable to upload photos from my laptop as no internet dongle.
Here's a couple of pics (stills from video) on Day 1:
Vando ahead of Daz (on his PB run) et al:
Glynn:
A few pics from Day 2 at Burrum:
Day 2 Traffic:
Phil (centre), sausage (left) and is that you on the right Daz going against the flow?
Glynn finds some space:
Classic Burrum Mug Shot:
Nice pictures Andy,that was my pb run shame Vando slowed me down.
Yeah thats me going against the flow,but Burrum Heads mob
has right of way.
Wind has really kicked in now. Solid 25-30 out on the run. Waiting for the tide to drop. Channel 7 joining us today at the event and out on the speed bank. Course set to open around 1pm
Looks unreal! Half your luck, Well done on the Cytstal Ball weather predicting for best winds ! couldnt have timed it better!Jelly bags I'm not there!...
amazing how much more wind you guys are getting just 2+ hrs North of the Sunny Coast!
Brilliant!!!!!!!
Keep the photos coming - It eases some of the pain of not being there.
We ended up missing channel 7 today. They were in town covering the tornado recovery effort and ran out of time. They will try for tomorrow or 1 more day after that.
We got a mixed bag wind wise. Started off howling but gradually eased as the day went on. A squall came through at the end. Averaged 15-20 most of the day. Got a few 20+ gusts at the end and then the wind died. A few had a long walk back and others got a lift on the barge or one of the boats.
Finished with a BBQ at the burrum sands which is still in progress.
Was a hard day for the crew on the water. Changing conditions but dead flat runs for 1-2 km.
Saturdays results proving hard to beat.
forecast for tomorrow holding 
Lots of happy faces. Plenty more photos today so I will try and get them online via an alternative connection. Seems to be a lot of go pro footage to come also.
4 days to go with the comp and it's fair to say we've been lucky. It just keeps blowing.
Thanks Andy and haircut for the awesome photos. They look great!
Day 4.
Clear blue skies today. Currently a light breeze coming off the land.
Forecast for today from the bom is 25-30. So has picked up a touch from yesterday.
looking forward to seeing what today brings
A few pics from Burrum Day 3:
Bradley (juniors):
Daz:
Kellie, me and Wongi:
Ray:
Scott takes the lead in the junior comp:
Great Pics! Nice Ezzy Promo shot you can realy see the shape and twist in the sail...
Results are viewable at:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1x2w3oz14PwU_Odo3Espf8kDh-t3vGwGkEjvroQ2qGpE/edit?rm=full
Currently days1-3 are online. Day 4 will be added later today. There is also a "Combined" tab where you can view all results together.
Cheers,
Dylan (posting via Kelie's account) at Burrum.
Pull ya finger out Vando ! Just because half your leg is hanging by a few tendons and a bit of gristle doesnt mean you can't do 50 knots !!!
Great photos Andy and Haircut.
In case anyone wants to know, Haircut's photos in order as follows;
Briefing time
Rissole* launching
Michael Brown
Brad Cawthorne flying down the run
Me
Firiebob (this is a cracker of a photo Haircut)
Mr. Greenleader forgetting to gybe around the front end of his rig
Sailpilot flying down the run also
Had a brilliant time and catch up with all. Thanks again Justin and Windwanderers (and huey) for making the first 3 days a memorable one. Disappointed I couldn't stick around longer too.
*Sausage's younger but slightly bigger brother
Nice photos Andy,shame no pictures of our fastest sailor,
perhaps he was too fast for the camera.
cheers. i think i have more of the blurred ones if you could identify them Snags?
sorry - all of the pix colours will probably look off if viewing using a browser that doesn't recognise colour profiling (internet explorer doesn't AFAIK and firefox needs it turned on)
I hate work
