On the gold coast, next time it blows. Possibly from Ephraim island to the train or vise versa.? Any takers/thoughts
sounds like fun
when consider how quick u can get from oatlands to crab island, it would probably only takes 5 minutes to go from one end to the other on a windsurfer in decent wind
yeah, we could possibly meet at the destination and car pool with a load of gear to our start. And of coarse if we get our partners involved it gets a lot easier.
I ordered my teleporter a while ago, must have got lost in the post.
high tide would be the way,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,guessing NE would be the better wind any suggestions
In.
SE and high tide from Train > Ephraim, on a Saturday would be good.
There aren't any major wind shadows that I can think of with that direction. NE might be a bit tricky around Wave Break Island? Saturday because the broadwater looks like Hong Kong harbour on a Sunday.
Logistics: I can fit two boards, two booms, three masts, four sails and 2.5 people in a coupe, so surely we can figure this out? Maybe ...hmm ...there is a bit of shuffling.
Anyway I'll be in next SE and high tide (like right now).
I know Gestalt has been wanting to do this for a while with windwanders.
yeah, i have...
the local crew said best setup is ESE or ENE and start from wavebreak or end at wavebreak.
I'm keen, but I'll be away from 29/1 until 17/2.
I can fit 4 bodies and all their gear in my van.
big southerly - start at train and blows us all the way down to ephram with gestalt waiting ready with the bbq & ales 
and all will be gybing experts by the time you get to the other end
u can thank me later for that stroke of brilliance
gees, it would be so much easier if you guys could kite. we could just catch the bus back
So logisticly, as EP says "a bit of shuffling" but I'm sure we can work it out.
Here's a suggestion. Do we meet at our destination, load as many vehicles as we need to, leaving some vehicles there of coarse, travel to our start point, sail to destination then pick up vehicles from start point. beers. happy days.
There's high tides sat and sun at 1pm and 2pm respectivly, although they're not very "high" high tides. Let it blow!
