Bravo you dogs. 5.5 at Lanier got a bit too small by about 4:30-5:00. It seemed kinda odd that that size worked pretty well, but there was only dinky chop and decent rampage was hard to come by... at least for me. I wonder how the other Lanierians saw it. It was nice to be in a shorty finally.

cv

p.s. Chuck, thanks for the loot. (??) What a guy!

At VP I started on a 4.7 and it was too small most of the time. I then put on my 6.5 and it was very nice - I love that sail - thanks Windsense! I did my first jibe on the Mistral Flow (115L) & almost had at least one other. & I have only been wundsurfing 28 years :-).

There was the blasting wind for a few minutes, then lighter for a few minutes thing going on that happens & keeps everyone guessing. It did seem that people sailed beyond 5 which is cool.

From 1:00 to maybe 3:00 I could have been using a 4.0, but all I had was a 4.7, I sailed it very flat. It was good, rockin' and rollin' definitely. Wind then tapered off, went 5.8, pretty good but increasingly spotty. Great day.

Drew and I spent most of our time practicing waterstarts. I think we have them down now. I sailed 4.5, 5.0 and 5.5

I spent most of my time saying "I want my mommy", in honor of Mother's day. I sailed 5.2, 4.5 and 3.7. Well, you couldn't exactly call it sailing. Left by 3. Last week I was a 3.7 hero in Hatteras. It doesn't take long to go from hero to zero

Nice day at juliette too, Jon D, Alain C and myself on 5.3- 6.1's, I even got to use my little EVO for a little while before it backed off.
air was a little chilly so shortys were the attire du joir.

exxxxxcellent day

alan s

On the kiting side, unfortnately, work got in the way and we didn't make it out yesterday. Sounds like we missed a really good one. Glad you guys had fun.

- Mel