GP hit peak winds about 2pm on Saturday... the first few pics were the folks that were sailing then, while the last few were from after my session as the wind eased a little.
(I was on a Fanatic Stubby TE88 and 4.2 NP Zone downhauled to the max - plus a 3/2 Flashbomb with a 0.5mm flashbomb rashie!)
Nice one Windjunky. I went to swan bay quenscliff. Can you explain why south channel was blowing 40kts and swan bay was only 10-20kts? 
Select to expand quoteBradman said..
Nice one Windjunky. I went to swan bay quenscliff. Can you explain why south channel was blowing 40kts and swan bay was only 10-20kts?
In the lee of the You Yangs?
Select to expand quotewindjunky said..Bradman said..
Nice one Windjunky. I went to swan bay quenscliff. Can you explain why south channel was blowing 40kts and swan bay was only 10-20kts?
In the lee of the You Yangs?
The is a bit of a "V" in the Blue Mountains, just to the north of Melbourne. Depending on the angle, Frankston can experience the same phenomena.
Select to expand quoteshoodbegood said..
Is that Jamie from Meester sails with the home made number?
It's a Meester Sail, not sure it's Jamie though.
