Agreed, 
It has been a while since we could ride on 85 ltrs and 5.3 on a northerly. The swell ....
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There will never be any wind on the bay ever again. 
I had windsurf today
^^^^Had my first enjoyable foil session that day for quite a while after a lot of frustrating ones. Remotivated me to improve on the foil
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Finally, yesterday, some actual strong wind requiring a small sail.
3 days straight with 5m and 95l and others on smaller.
Fun swells yesterday Dan, but the GoPro doesn't do them justice. I took some big drops on the wing.
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It was five star windsurfing on Saturday.
I was at work again
Great to see more wind foils out at Queens, the more the merrier. And how good is Dr Gas doing on his wing board, way to go Andrew. 
had a nice northerly on the GC too. I think the seaway wind meter is either broken or fixed depending how you look at it. now it gives much lower reading for the same amount of wind. Do you find the Redcliff one has changed?
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had a nice northerly on the GC too. I think the seaway wind meter is either broken or fixed depending how you look at it. now it gives much lower reading for the same amount of wind. Do you find the Redcliff one has changed?
Redcliffe BOM over reads by about 4 knots, has for years. But only in a N to SE, it is in a wind shadow with other directions.
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had a nice northerly on the GC too. I think the seaway wind meter is either broken or fixed depending how you look at it. now it gives much lower reading for the same amount of wind. Do you find the Redcliff one has changed?
How much does the Seaway meter under read by? Or do you reckon it's reading the true wind speed now?
I'd say from N to E to S, it's probably reading pretty close to a typical hand held meter on the beach. I'm not sure about westerlies.
Like Redcliff, it used to overcook the readings by about 20%
We were once standing beneath the double island point meter, in almost no wind whatsoever, and it was reading 15knots on the bom. I wouldn't trust that one for anything :)
I will be interested to see how we go with jellyfish this year. We haven't had any for a few years now, but there were plenty out there yesterday.
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I will be interested to see how we go with jellyfish this year. We haven't had any for a few years now, but there were plenty out there yesterday.
Four days ago they were thick, blew in on those 2 good NE days. But gone now, saw bugger all the last couple of days.
And with the southerlies blowing this week they shouldn't come back. A good week to take off
havent seen many jellies down here for a few years, but might this time if it's going to be a hot summer
