Anyway, another pretty good day on the old crick - warm, sunny, and fairly steady wind. Enjoying the conditions at Charleston were John D, Judy, me, and a kiter, who rapidly disappeared to leeward.
08/20 DCCB, 7M/138L
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08/20 DCCB, 7M/138L
by JimSouthwick » Sun Aug 20, 2017 6:04 pm
I know, the subject line of my posts reminds ME of Groundhog Day.
Anyway, another pretty good day on the old crick - warm, sunny, and fairly steady wind. Enjoying the conditions at Charleston were John D, Judy, me, and a kiter, who rapidly disappeared to leeward.
Anyway, another pretty good day on the old crick - warm, sunny, and fairly steady wind. Enjoying the conditions at Charleston were John D, Judy, me, and a kiter, who rapidly disappeared to leeward.
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Re: 08/20 DCCB, 7M/138L
by Judy Collins » Mon Aug 21, 2017 1:52 pm
I saw that kiter completely tangled in the quagmire down by the bridge!!
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Re: 08/20 DCCB, 7M/138L
by Mike Hill » Tue Aug 22, 2017 12:25 pm
yep, he was a newbie but giving it hell
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Re: 08/20 DCCB, 7M/138L
by JimSouthwick » Tue Aug 22, 2017 1:21 pm
The person helping him launch was certainly struggling. I questioned the wisdom of launching from as difficult and crowded a beach as DCCB but didn't say anything. Perhaps I should have?
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