Quick run up to Tidwell this morning. Maybe because I didn't think I'd get any wind, I got up there in 37 minutes; VP or Vanns are usually closer to 50. Randy has been giving me grief for years for not going there because it's close. I didn't think it was that much closer than VT.
Gulp. It is. (Not my first time there by any means)
15 to the low 20s. Sailed FreeFormula (83cm) with 8.0. Trying to squeeze in the last of the shorty weather.
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What happens in a black hole stays in a black hole.
I meant WIND......
Now if you really want to join the Dark Side come to Mary Alice some day in January when the wind is howling and its 30 degrees and you can try landboarding.
What happens in a black hole stays in a black hole.
Randy, I missed you while you were gone.
We know what you meant. btw, how was your trip in... er, to Colorado?
I'm not sure that landboarding Mary Alice is really the "dark" side.
--- The Arrogant Jerk: Crabby and irritable since 1998.
Looking forward to sailing there again with more than just Randy and Al. I think you have a bit of a venturi effect there.
Stephan
Well Aroganjam before long you will probably be sorry you asked about my trip. I did get some wind and time on the water, but not the usual kind....I plan to make a proper video of it all, but until then there is this collection of mainly telephone shots. First person to identify the locations depicted will receive a special prize.
What happens in a black hole stays in a black hole.
Don't know why but the video felt Patagonia-esque for some reason.
I cheated and googled the flower afterwards.
But you have to name each spot. Your answer about as specific as seeing a picture of Mt. Rushmore and guessing the United States. One of them is a dead give away. C'mon keep trying.
What happens in a black hole stays in a black hole.