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wouldn't it be cool to sail on a huge inland lake.

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Created by K Dog > 9 months ago, 22 Sep 2010
K Dog
VIC, 1847 posts
22 Sep 2010 11:25AM
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All this rain has me thinking how cool it would be to drive out to the outback to a huge flooded plain that is deep enough to windsurfing on....

Maybe its just the hangover speaking and the slightly warmer weather - but how fun would that be - providing you don't impale yourself on a submerged tree...

Mark _australia
WA, 23435 posts
22 Sep 2010 11:23AM
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When we had floods about 3yrs ago, there was a section of highway that is elevated about 2m above the flood plain. The water was lapping at the bitumen so we had a dead straight road for 5km with 2m deep water either side. The road would stop any chop, it would be like a sandbar that you could sail even closer to than the sandbar at most speed courses ..... about half a metre away form the road.

BUT no wind! I was begging huey for a 40kn westerly !!!!

landyacht
WA, 5921 posts
22 Sep 2010 4:26PM
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I know how you feel mark . I have a fleet of flat bottom shallow draft boats, and hate having to watch the news that somebody somewhere is stressing about what i would call my ideal holiday
then when there is a big lake somewhere to sail Im too bloody broke or have to be somewhere else

P.C_simpson
WA, 1490 posts
22 Sep 2010 6:34PM
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you could just try Lake MacQuarie in NSW..



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