This seems to be them....

ww38.shamaal.com/

count me in DJ, how about stkilda early sunday for a _______ (depending on the wind)

Thanks for the prompt DJ.

I'll head up an RPS inititative from HMB along with the crew from the HMB slsc and the usual regulars.

Perhaps we could invite all of the Sup Vic crew to partake at various locations around the bay.

Do you think if I paddle for the planet it would be ok if I leave the heater on at home. I'm guessing it will be freezing in the bay and I don't really want to catch a cold?

adolf said...

Do you think if I paddle for the planet it would be ok if I leave the heater on at home. I'm guessing it will be freezing in the bay and I don't really want to catch a cold?

Meh, the water's fine (once you're in )

Paul Newman claimed that put his head in a bucket of iced water every day - and look how handsome he was...on current form then I reckon I'll be the world's second most handsome man by cup weekend!

well done rps

Cheers Matt!

theDoctor said...


Is anyone gonna bother to point out the irony....?

That all the equipment that we use is killing the planet and is not recyclable?

Great work guys.

We'll be firing up a P4P paddle from St Kilda Seabaths at 9am. Weather permitting we'll be paddling towards Sandbar (Middle Park) and meeting up with the Peak Adventure P4P Crew that will be leaving from Sandridge (Port Melbourne) and meeting us on the water.

Bring a few dollars for a coffee if you're keen.

If you don't have a board you can hire one for $5.00 with all proceeds going to Earthcare St Kilda who do a fantastic job in our local area.

Drop us a quick line at info@supb.com.au to let us know if you're coming along and if you plan on hiring a board on the day.

See you down there!

matt18 said...

it's not going to be a calm day in the bay looks abit like north to south trip

Those Peak Adventure boys weren't born yesterday.

The RPS/Sup Vic Paddle for the Planet Session

At this stage the early, long range forecast is as follows.

Metropolitan areaCloudy. Patchy rain. Winds north to northwesterly averaging up to 35 km/h increasing to 35 to 45 km/h during the afternoon.


With the wind forecast to increase early, I'm suggesting that crew who are interested in paddling still meet at Half Moon Bay, but do so at 9am rather than 10am.
This may give us the chance to paddle before the wind picks up too much or in the event that the conditions are unsuitable, change the location [ ie:Mentone] or the format.

Stay Tuned!