I think Brad and Vando the quickest....and no 40kts. Will let them give their exact speeds when they get back. Only 16-20kts today, but most of the crew stayed up there, so hopefully tomorrow.
not disappointed- tomorrow was the day it was expected to happen. There is so much sand there that yer the banks wont disappear. The end might change shape & the washout areas could get bigger. Its more how much of burrum township itself will survive, the area sits pretty low & is quite open.
guys, the speed comp is in 3 weeks. now stop this foolish behaviour and come home. [}:)]
Bro at Hervey Bay today.
"Preparing outside this morning.
Will know tonight if I need to prep inside tapping windows, loose objects, food, water, etc.
Wind direction everywhere, mostly SE up Sandy Straits.
Around 20 to 30 knots been windy for 3 months strait."
vando did a triple flaka. 
now seriously, what happened. please spill the beans. please please please........
are the guys staying again tomorrow as the forecast has it going ballistic on tuesday ????
i couldn't wait so i rang him and passed on the congrats... great effort from the man.
wind was 25-30 knots. 
Have spoken to Vando, Brad and Glynn.......its amazing what 30kts and flat water can do. All I can say is 
.....
Hey Mikey,
Call them all back and tell them to hurry up and get home. We all want to know the numbers.
Cheers.
(My wife is wondering why i am stuck to the computer)
Four Burrum Heads tracks (from 8 and 9 March) now on www.ka72.com/
Including one 40.92kt.
Looks like it was worth the trip.
Anyone got a faster track for the site?
Dylan.
so... a 36 knot nautical mile????
far out!
actually i said holly **** but that's to rude for the forum.
