Utah Windriders Association

arrived at 6:30am to see not much,although the wind meter was reading 20+ when I left to drive down. So I ate my egg mcmuffin and waited for about an hour. As the sun came over the mountains, it started to pick up so I started to rig something big(7.2). By the time I rigged and made one reach, it was blowing enough for my 5.7,so I came in and rerigged. It keep getting stronger to the point I decided to get my small board(85L) and give that a try. Made half dozen reaches and the wind backed off enough to get back on the 131 carve. Finished out the session on the carve and quite about 10:30. Ended up getting about 2 1/2 hrs. I was happy and satisfied. Thanks Grantsville for Granting me another good session!!!!
This place is Jib-fest a go-go

Right on George. I knew that when I saw you sailing the ever dependable 5.7 it was going to be a good morning. My 5.3 was all that I could hang on to. Over all very few holes and zero on the schlogging scale. If today would have been at DC we would have called it filled in. Today was one of the better days of the year. Hoping for more tomorrow.