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South swell in Kihei….give me more.

Awesome!!

I had the privilege to baptize this virgin 2010 74 DaCurve, never been on the water.

Oops, not that one

but this fantastic 85L had been on the water once!

What a good day for it on 4.7

For a while it was true Side shore then turned Side off.

I never seen Kihei with waves like this, boom height to head height with the kihei signature gusts.

then it was time to debrief and enjoy a cold one ...or two

Travel with tools…….make friends

Unexpected wind shift made Waikiki kite-able.

I stopped by a place where I sailed a few years back and help someone fixed his bar.

They had C-kite and a very old school  

then on reconnaissance for a better launch I reset another dude lose footstrap.

Then I ran into even more strange birds….

at the Hawaii Five O shooting.

And the Oscar goes to

Got wet ;-)

 Not  there!

Here  

Like that   

or better yet 

New year resolution

read the manual 

and install the accesories

This one has your name on it

Da Curve and waves...

in any order you want

Hawaii’s on fire

 

Relax just another spectacular sunset

   Aloha

 

The Sign

Saturday morning at the Delta "The Sign":

the usual suspects were still praying for "mo wind"

 Joined by Ernie and Linh     

 

Picture taken before the gust

 

And after the gust

 

 

Don’t look upwind, it’s too scary, BTW I was on 3.7

 

 

The Rio Vista Windsurfing Association does a great job maintaining the sites

 with bags going way under the water, very useful coming back, climbing up fighting the strong current.

 

I could see a new road sign coming:    Careful windsurfer crossing 

 

When I saw that green Dodge Durango I realized that Peter was winking at us.

 

Peter Johnson

We will miss you Peter.  

But your spirit will always inspire us wherever we sail; would it be Oyster Point, Tiger, Palo Alto, 3rd Ave or even skiing Squaw Valley.

Back in the days,

they were still sailing around the marker 8a

 

that is paradise

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