da tour de LHI is on at present, with a half dozen windseekers on island.
the hire gear is plentiful and wind from 12knots upwards is catered for.
this is a good thing as there have been sketchy weather patterns this week although enough wind to try various sized sails and boards up the 170Litre.
Last weekend saw the historic resurrection of the windsock on Rabbit island that has not been flying since 1974 . this is good for wind jockeys to check direction and velocity.
yesterday was superb with wnw to west winds up to 35knots averaging 22knots
sbcrazy has been seen fast gybing and cant "complain" about her gybes.
The rain has been on and off between sunny periods, which made the sun all the more welcome when it shone on the lagoon and lit up the mountains and reef colours.
Tim and Tas have been gracious hosts providing fully rigged kit on demand to suit the conditions.
Using a 6.2 NP Atlas on a 102 JPfswave, one speed run from the top of the lagoon to the south end near the golf course is enough to satisfy the thirst, although it does wet the appetite for more.
we hope tomorrow is a fast day
before the remains of the low pressure scoots away out of the sector.
Still foods a lot cheaper!
. After 3 hrs solid sailing on the Friday I knew I better take some care before the flight back so I got a superb massage at the local spa.I sailed another 2 hrs the day I flew out and neck/back got iffy so I spent my time waiting for the plane lying upside down ( chiro stretch).I got some funny looks 
why go if one gets the big D on return.
