Come on Kus...just invest the extra few hours and head further south. Flo is most of the way there. Or not whatever...one less kook out there...maybe you should stay North now that I think about it. : )-

ya Janet you need to lay off the Fireball...that was super embarrassing for all of us Canadians!

Dunkinguy and I are out of here the 26th. Turns out I need to be around the last week of school too. See you all down there.

Can't wait to share the van for another week...man cave part deux.

The number of the beast is gone!

I think we are just lucky he didn't leave it on the beach. : )

I have got my 2 week window booked off in my calendar. Earliest departure date would be June 19 evening depending on the forecast or delay until the following week and end the trip around July 4 or 5th. Either way I am looking for 8-9 days down there. Can't wait...I hope our pigeon is still alive......

This was impressive to watch unfold. You guys went from an all out kite ban to organizing a new spot then getting it approved and finally fully implementing it. All before the season started.

Well done!

I'm glad you brought that up Dave. I was going to ask KC the same thing on the booties.

Dave (C36) can I just say that you have to be the nicest guy in the windsurfing community. You are community brah!

Oh ya and now I miss my kick ass van and not the Uhaul. Look at those black rock crawler rims!

yep same here. I'm in for the 3 week window around the end of June. Pick the best week and go. I am pretty sure Morewind was going to come and cook for us and make sure we had cold beer available when needed. I think he also said he would swim around the shallows to attract the sharks. Pretty nice o...

x2 on what Tony said...did I just type that? : ) Seeing these older pictures is very cool.

Robin shows us that it is the width and not the length that makes the difference. Thanks for finally clearing that up for us all. : )

Eastside is totally right. Even Tony admitted that having a slightly bigger board for the SUP contest would've been better. We all agreed. Saying that, I don't think one of us would've been trying to surf in those conditions unless it was for a contest and you had to. I wouldn't have bothered going ...

That is for sure the right progression path Keith in my opinion. I am not sure there is anyone of us on smaller boards that haven't had an 8'6" 110L ish board.

It could actually last you more than a year of progression too....Bonus!

Maybe they are balls of rubber so he is not worried about being electrocuted.