Our glorious competition coordinator Hardie Softboy put out the invite last week.
"Come on down and soak up the magnificent Mandurah conditions" he said.
"It's world class down here" he claimed, "Never fails to go off!"
Big call, we thought, but he IS the guru, knows his stuff, local legend and all that.
Have a look at what he laid on for us 
www.seabreeze.com.au/gallery/gallery.asp?imageid=4539
www.seabreeze.com.au/gallery/gallery.asp?imageid=4542
www.seabreeze.com.au/gallery/gallery.asp?imageid=4537
Only jokin 
It always fun to sail with good mates, even from rival teams
You forgot the photos of the numerous glass off's
Also the Elmo doing a 2km chug back a couple of times.
Good one grumps, particularly like the one with me in the lead, pity it wasn't a race!
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Originally posted by decrepit
Good one grumps, particularly like the one with me in the lead, pity it wasn't a race!
Thanks Elmo, that's what happens when you spend hours in the waves in subplanning conditions. You should come and join me more often. Your excuse of not being able to go slow was blown that day, you were chugging around as well as anybody!!!
I certainly fell in, but I don't think that was on a gybe, just when the wind stopped completely and I sunk.
That looks quite funnee, all kitted up and no wind to go
I still say well done for making the effort and upholding the point of this challenge, sociality and fun.
You guys were goin orrrrf just there
Cheers GT
Even though it was prety crap day it was great fun meeting the all the crew you get to sort of know via this forum. It was a refreshing change for me as i usually sail on my pat malone down my way.
I look forward to the day when its going off at 25-30knts and all the crew are there pushing each other to go faster and faster.
Cheers Bender
