The pryde and jp windsurfing trailer has landed in the state! We have the opportunity to demo all the latest and best gear available on the market. Thinking about hauling it to Middleton tomorrow morning then hit up seacliff in arvo. Just wondering if people are keen to come down? I know most have work commitments but there are always a few mid week troopers! With daylight savings seacliff could be a option until late at night! Please show your intrest. By contacts me chris on 0400-190-770 or reply to this thread! Cheers.
Sounds great Chris but unfortunately work during day and then way to far to go to Seacliff after work. Extra 40mins in peak hour traffic over going to Sema4 which translates to time on the water before it gets dark.
Im sure youll get some interested people.
Credit to you for providing the opportunity, hopefully the wind gods reward you.
It should crank tomorrow after work, might seeya down at the water for a quick one.
Seeing as im a 5 min walk, i'll definately come down to seacliff, cya there. what time do you think you'll be there?
Shane
Ooohh... tempting...
I just picked up a NP Firefly that I am keen to try out.
Would have to be early arvo...
I would be keen to find out what time you will be there?
work then snapper point for me Mr Hail - 2.0m tide at 5pm - possibly 20-25 kntwsw
Lagoon blasting and some nice edge of the reef jumps
MMMM snapper
I'm planning the Middleton lunch time delight followed by the afternoon joy of a seacliff folley. Of course - all well laid plans...
Due to that massive size of trailer and logistics!! It's become a bit to hard to get organised today! However keep a eye on the wind as today could be pretty good. Hoping to get to trailer out before the demo day at Milang but it's weather dependent! Forcast not looking nice for another flat windless week!!
Even drbs may be a gamble
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"Conditions are clean and glassy on the South Coast this morning with luht offshore North winds... and still no swell. There is almost no surf at all along the Middleton - Goolwa stretch, and even Waitpinga will be struggling to break today. Winds are predicted to pick up and swing Westerly during the morning, as a W-SW change blows through. Conditions will get bumpy later but probably not a lot bigger until tomorrow. Shred Factor 1/10"
Prey the swell starts to kick - the Cape De coudic buoy is heading up at least
fancy a 5 hour drive chris, i can help lighten the load for the trip home
might be on down here thursday and im starting to froth
