Room Filled Outer Banks Trip - Sailing Report

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Room Filled Outer Banks Trip - Sailing Report

WINDSURFING TRIP TO THE OUTER BANKS 10-2009

House Full Oct. 10-24.

We will be staying in a Sound front home with spectacular views of the sunsets. The house is located in Nags Head, the closest sailing site on the Outer Banks. For a look at the club trip to the same house this spring go to the foto gallery album - Nags Head on the Outer Banks.

The room available has a pyramid bunk with double mattress on the bottom and single on the top. The room has cable TV. The four master rooms are taken for weeks 1 & 2. Week three is now full.

The rates for 2009 housing are $220 ($110 deposit) per week per person and $400 ($200 deposit) per couple. Food is $11 per day. This includes high-speed wireless Internet, Towels and Sheets, and somewhat unpretentious wines. Arrival and Departure is on Saturday, (8 Days & 7 Nights). No airline ticket or car rental required.

For more info. contact Barrett & Peggy in Atlanta at 404-378-2752

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We drove up from Atlanta on Saturday. This morning we rigged our big gear and sailed until noon. After lunch we piled our Boogie & surf boards in Ted's van and drove over to the ocean side. What a blast! The ocean is still warm and the waves were good for beginning surfers. Eric & Ted had fun with wave boards & flippers. I used the 9 foot surf board that I bought from Alan Sloman & was thrilled to surf a bunch of waves standing. Love this place!!!

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How was Wednesday morning? 25 to 40?

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Wed. was epic. In the morning I was on my 5.2 meter sail & 84 liter board. In the afternoon the wind dropped & I sailed my 5.9 meter.

Thursday was a surf day. I rode the waves on the 9 ft board I bought from Alan and had a blast. Ted keeps his van loaded with the surf boards so we can drive the half mile to the beach when the tide is low in the late afternoon.

Friday was a perfect windsurfing day for everyone - sunny & warm with a side-shore SW wind. I rigged my 5.9 and sailed it until sunset with the 84 liter JP freestyle-wave board. The four of us were on the same size sail, just different board sizes. Peggy took photos. Ron cooked a delicious salmon dinner.

Saturday morning was warm & windy, but everyone was too tired & sore to sail. Eric & Ted headed home. Barrett sailed half an hour in the afternoon with Kate until it rained a bit & the wind dropped.

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