. I think Martin had lost the feeling in his feet by then....
As you said earlier the nature of our sport is we rely on nature. Better luck next time Chris. No wind here but at least the sky is blue. Safe jourey home for you and your kit!
Sorry you missed out Chris, next time for sure!!!!
The bare feet were due to a misadventure while sussing out a spot over at corner inlet in the morning. Spotty and I found some ( not sure what you would call it) quick seaweed???. Looked like you could walk on it but you sank.
No spare shoes and yep my feet were cold.
Also got soaked to the skin twice in rain squalls, thankfully the heater in the Commodore rocks!!!
Checked out that website Kato, they do look impressive.
Could also be handy for our late arriving easterlies, we were pushed for daylight quite a few times this year.
Just some pics/footage from Sundays mayhem searching for new sailing spots whilst the wind direction and tide didn't co-operate as well as one vehicles in-car navigation system
Heres another take of the conditions on Sunday
IS it windy over there Spotty
A new speed strip just waiting 
Sandy point VERY high tide. We normally park the cars at the base of the sand dune.
Nice vid Spotty
