whys it called the train??? do the waves come down of you like a 100 trailer freighter 
Because when there was no wind there use to be a train that the flat water fairys use to play in
I think 3 people in Perth got drunk last night.
I vote shearwater just to be different. QLD people: is the choice that hard?
It's dead south, the train will be gusty as sh!te. Also runout tide, so the choice is easy... shearwater it is!
See yooz all there.
Oh, and the train is gone, there's only a mural of a train on the toilet block now. So to play in the train... draw your own conclusions.
Hey what's with bagging the flat water sailors???
We all started out on flat water so that makes us all fairys???
As you all know i've started speedsailing and i can tell you hitting 30knots is just as much of a rush as taking the drop on a mast and a half bomb , my sailing time has doubled and to add dutchies slop aint wave sailing
I will continue to do both.
If you want to be a gay fairy take up kite boarding[}:)]
being new to this sport waves hold no interest, i just want to learn to go fast, ohyeah and turning would help.
probably not the right thread , but is there a mob that regularly sails in saftey bay, as I would like to meet and learn more about this sport, reading is good but watching teaches more. cheers
cheers for that, will take you up on that offer when skills are better and confidence is high, work underground week on week off, so everyday at home is now spent watching the wind and fitting in house bitch duties to keep out of strife, lmao
Next time i go up i will strap it on for the day. Would be a good googleearth display on how to sail around lano and avoid the reefs.
Stribo, I stuffed my aquapack at coros, if you take it into the surf make sure you squeeze all the excess air from the aquapack before sealing it.
I think my unsuccessful backloop attempt was the cause, under rotated and landed shoulder first, think the impact on pack caused high internal air pressure that split the seam.
