06/06&07 DCCB, 6.6m sail, 117L board

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06/06&07 DCCB, 6.6m sail, 117L board

Postby JimSouthwick » Sun Jun 07, 2009 8:02 pm

The wind blew all night Friday, and thundershowers were forecast for Saturday, so a dawn patrol looked like the safest bet - until, that is, I was ready to head for the lake at about 6 AM, at which point the wind quit. Not to worry, though, it started coming back about 9, and by the time I got on the water at 10:45 it was full on whitecaps. Very powered up in the gusts on a 6.6 for about 90 minutes, after which it started to back off a little, and I left. Others taking advantage of the high water level to launch at Charleston Bridge included the Bradshaws, George Ward, and Carl.

Similar deal today except that the wind didn't stop until afternoon. Got on the water at 7:45, same gear, same gusty conditions.

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Re: 06/06&07 DCCB, 6.6m sail, 117L board

Postby DimitriMilovich » Sun Jun 07, 2009 8:49 pm

Got to DC at ~1:00 to lots of whitecaps and saw Jim S. (I assume) planing near the south end. By the time we rigged it dropped to only an occasional gust. Mattie and her friend Chris sailed but didn't plane. I didn't rig. Jim H. showed up and got some rides on his 6.8, but it was teasers only. Shoulda been there four hours ago.
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