4-4-14, Grants, 7.0/115L
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4-4-14, Grants, 7.0/115L
by kenonstott » Fri Apr 04, 2014 5:12 pm
It was the coldest yet at 43 degrees. Heck with global warming, I have had to wear my hood all 7 times I have sailed. The wind meter was 22 gusting 23 when I rigged. That is near 5.7 for me on the Grants meter but, since it was so cold, I knew I would do good to last an hour so I went with the 7.0. If it is going to be a short sesh I want it fast and furious and it was. Didn’t come of a plane for the 1st hour. I ended up making it 1.5 hours with one break to warm the hands. The wind seemed to die promptly when it hit 50 degrees. Skied yesterday and had a sweet sail sesh today. What a great place to live.
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.
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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