default said...
^^we had the same in WA...was an epic start to the season up to xmas. Was on my 6 most days up til then.
It was around xmas when last years la nina really started to become a significantly strong one. Lets hope this one stays weak or at least mild. If so southern WA should be spared.
southern WA was like living in the tropics second half of last summer.
The best days we had after the new year were bloody easterlies. But after 3 months of SOLID kiting, my body was sooo sore. When its windy kite, when its not we do all those other things we neglect to kite
. If WA sucks, move to another state, leave the biggest waves outside of Hawaii 3 hours from Perth, and butter flat 25-30 knots 10 mins from my house to me
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