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Created by houston > 9 months ago, 14 Oct 2016
houston
TAS, 3173 posts
14 Oct 2016 11:12PM
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Strong NW's but could be a short window for Dorans and Carlton I'll head to the latter to join the loop club.
Mortimer should be good also

Flouro1
WA, 991 posts
15 Oct 2016 3:01AM
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Push loop forward , get two done at once like a pro



Relic
TAS, 837 posts
15 Oct 2016 7:03AM
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I'll be there to have a sail but my busted up body won't allow me to join the rotation club. I'll stick to perfecting "Rockets" "Mule Kicks" Table Tops" and other "Old Skool" moves in a desperate and pathetic attempt to cling on to youth!
I'll try an capture some photographic evidence for entry into the "Loop Club" however I can't be held responsible for the consequences of antics performed for the camera
I'll have the ice pack at the ready! The Carlton Beach Surf Lifesaving Club has lots of first aid gear too.

geared4knots
TAS, 2649 posts
15 Oct 2016 7:15AM
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looks like strongest in afternoon,
IF forecast one 1-2 foot swell and north west winds holds then...
Today is the day , probably the best learn to loop conditions .
Crazy Days!!!
None of this from the crazy four.



it can be dangerous though , pack your safety gear.

houston
TAS, 3173 posts
15 Oct 2016 11:26PM
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Boujmaa was clearly daunted by the Carlton conditions so used his broken wrist as reason to stay out of the water however The Apple pulled off seven for the day with The Tig and young Jez battling it out for handicap honours and a few bruises.

Kazza
TAS, 2344 posts
16 Oct 2016 2:47PM
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Would have liked to have come down to Carlton for the loop fest but only had a small window of time to sail yesterday. Next time.

robdddd
TAS, 167 posts
16 Oct 2016 6:40PM
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would have loved to be there too.....at least i managed a quick sail at Dorans ... three kids played amongst the rocks while i had a play!



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