A quick shout out for the Windwanderers whom I believe are organising a social meet at Burrum Heads in Early September and is the opening event for the club. I've nothing to do with the organisation of the meets but wanted to give it a shout out.
For those that aren't completely familiar with Burrum.
Burrum is not just about flat out low tide speed sailing. it is a KILLER spot to sail at high tide. Probably my favourite sailing up there is at high tide because of the conditions.
the sailing is in crystal clear green/blue water. we are out of the wet season. Suits bump and jump or Slalom. of course speed to at low tide.
the winds are from the north and northeast for the next few months as the spring weather patterns and seabreezes kick in. if you want to check out Burrum for the first time or even try it out in spring then don't miss out.
Thanks for the shout out Gestalt. Yes we will be at Burrum Heads for our first meet of the season. Come along and join in the fun and have a social sail over the weekend of 7 & 8 September in a fantastic location. We'll also be running a how to use your GPS clinic. Everyone welcome!
Please note event is subject to weather conditions. Updates will be posted here, on the club website and Facebook page.
Cheers
Kellie
President
WindWanderers Inc
Due to the poor forecast this weekend we will look at holding this event next weekend Sat 14 and Sun 15 September.
ok forecast looking much more promising for this weekend, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 September we will be up at Burrum Heads for our first social meet of the season. Check out the website or our facebook page for more details, www.windwanderers.org.au/
Great weekend had at Burrum! Thanks to Kellie, Dylan and Peter D. for making the trip up from the sunny coast. Special thanks to Dylan for doing the BBQ, presenting the GPS seminar and putting up with all the interruptions. 
A couple of pics from yesterday's high tide session...
Thanks Andy was a fun weekend, will post some photos and put some details on club website tonight, only have iPad with Internet access at the moment. Frustrating when kids use up all the Internet allowance before the end of the month!
Above Ray's wind direction marker. At high tide I could only see the very top of this poking out of the water. From a distance going into the sun I thought it was a Pelican or bird. Now I know what lies beneath the flag I wont try sailing over near it on a half tide!
thanks for the photos kellie and andy,
am gutted I missed this one. the conditions look killer too.
