Not sure if this'll work, but it's always good to see a windsurfer in the general press...
www.dailytelegraph.com.au/nocookies?a=A.flavipes
Hey Ben thanks for finding, have asked photographer if he has any others.....
Wobbly looking jump
It was sunday morning brown water E wind - a little bit onshore - spring suit and some sun......
There was about 5-8 out.
Brett and tim were also out. Trying to get more pictures from the photographer .....
Went on friday arvo in between rain wind was more cross shore (light and gusty on the inside) but smaller waves.
I got there on the water at 11:00 on a 4.7 which I was overpowered on. By the time I came in ad made adjustments the wind started dropping from 11:30 to the point where I would have preferred to be a 5.0/5/3. Still just powered outside but with so much water moving around and waves sweeping across the rocks in front of Brownwater i was conscious of keeping upwind. A couple of guys took the risk of picking up that peaking wave just off the edge of the slab that drains at low tide but very risky.
Matt and G were able to pick off some nice waves near the Aussie flag and looked to be having lots of fun.
By 1:00pm it was too light for the 5.3 and rapidly falling - the kiters were right into it.
In those weired Easterly Winds the Basin works as an option.
