10/13 Antelope Island 20m W

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10/13 Antelope Island 20m W

Postby lesvierra » Sat Oct 13, 2007 9:15 pm

Not quite enough for a good time, but enough to keep me and my kite out of the water during side/down winders. Lots of walking, less kiting. Nice to get out and test the dry suit. I sweated my ass off. Nice warm showers afterward. Im looking foward to a good wind day at AI sometime.
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Postby Marty Lowe » Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:34 am

The meter takes 2 hours to get a reading,
pretty hard to tell what is actually going on out there.
the 7:00am reading is what I saw at 9:00

http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobe ... banner=off

What time did you get there?

Sorry I had to bail on you at the last second.
(plumbing issue)

Maybe Pineview will give it up today.....
Seems like the shorter days start to effect things for the worse, at PV.

-Marty 8)
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Postby lesvierra » Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:20 am

I arrived at 11:30. Got lost on the Antelope road detour and waisted 30minutes.

Seems like the shorter days start to effect things for the worse, at PV.


Bummer. I plan to check it out today.
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Postby RickHeninger » Wed Oct 17, 2007 12:56 am

Would this Antelope Island launch be good for windsurfing?
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Postby lesvierra » Thu Oct 18, 2007 11:44 am

Rick, I've never windsurfed. I would think it would be ok for windsurfing. It'd be like windsurfing at bear lake in the sense that you have to walk out a ways to clear your fin. Also, you'd have to watch for shallow areas. There is "Bird Island" (I think that is what Marty called it), it is out a ways. With recending waters, I think there is a land bridge to there now, so who knows where else it get shallow?? Oh yeah, you'd have to walk you gear out along ways to even get to the water. Sounds like a bunch of work.
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