Sulphur Creek Camp Out 2007
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 12:39 pmWhat a fun time! (a leetle after the fact)
Sarah, once again, good job on another great windriding weekend. We had a few kites in the air... We can rightfully call it a windriding weekend. Thanks for coming everybody...
Great riding with all of you... Ben, way to kick butt and take names in the races... Hanging on to that 9.0 must've been something else... Josh, nice job getting those races going... Not everybody raced... In fact, I think around 8 people total actually participated in at least one of the heats... So for those that aren't real big on the racing/competetive thing, they just simply sailed amongst the course and everybody had fun... I don't think hitting the bouy's was really strictly enforced anyway!
My first heat was done on the start board and a 7.4M sail, and one foot strap! Sitting on the back of the board not to get launched got me laughing enough that I almost did get launched!
Craig, way to get a bunch of planers on your 75L board!
The crawfish boil was a blast... Yeah, we'll for sure do it again... Those Cajuns know how to eat! Charles, thanks again for the boiler!
Here's just a few pics taken by Tim that Josh posted...
http://www.utahwindriders.org/wind/htm/new.htm
Well, I'm off to Lake Powell for a week... I'll throw the 95 liter Quatro wave and a couple of sails on the house boat and hope for a couple of windy days down in Wahweap!
Sarah, once again, good job on another great windriding weekend. We had a few kites in the air... We can rightfully call it a windriding weekend. Thanks for coming everybody...
Great riding with all of you... Ben, way to kick butt and take names in the races... Hanging on to that 9.0 must've been something else... Josh, nice job getting those races going... Not everybody raced... In fact, I think around 8 people total actually participated in at least one of the heats... So for those that aren't real big on the racing/competetive thing, they just simply sailed amongst the course and everybody had fun... I don't think hitting the bouy's was really strictly enforced anyway!
My first heat was done on the start board and a 7.4M sail, and one foot strap! Sitting on the back of the board not to get launched got me laughing enough that I almost did get launched!
Craig, way to get a bunch of planers on your 75L board!
The crawfish boil was a blast... Yeah, we'll for sure do it again... Those Cajuns know how to eat! Charles, thanks again for the boiler!
Here's just a few pics taken by Tim that Josh posted...
http://www.utahwindriders.org/wind/htm/new.htm
Well, I'm off to Lake Powell for a week... I'll throw the 95 liter Quatro wave and a couple of sails on the house boat and hope for a couple of windy days down in Wahweap!