6/4/20, Sulfur, 6.0/112L/86L

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6/4/20, Sulfur, 6.0/112L/86L

Postby kenonstott » Sat Jun 06, 2020 3:54 pm

Good to have 9 windsurfers show up for an event, kind of like old times. Looked pretty windy when I got there so put the little board on the 6.0 and gave it a shot. I was 1/3 across the lake before I got going then it was a ripping reach to the other side and back, and then half way across again when I dropped off a plane. That was the last of the big wind for quite a while. Switched to the 112L board and caught lots of decent rides in a west wind that was creating significant chop. But it was one of those up and down afternoons with lots of schlogging. Then at 4:00 it was time for Doug’s famous 4:00-blow,the wind flipped SW, increase a couple of notches and we got a lot of great sailing the next half hour. John and I headed back to town after that with a big smile on our faces.
Ken Onstott
Sailing both the Gorge and Utah on my 8'2" HiTech and my 3 Starboards; Sonic 85L, S-Type 115L, and Carve 135L. Small quiver is Northwave, larger sails are Ezzy and Sailworks. Often in my white Odyssey but also in my wife's motor home.
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