Tomorrow?

[windthrash]

Anyone going out tomorrow? Might be a last session of the year I'm thinking Belaire?
Nate

[Debbie]

I'm in. You think Belaire is a good place for NW

[Eric P]

Wacky, in the AM.

[Mike W]

Wildwood, down in the SE corner or WBL, is the preferred NW spot. I should be there by noon.

[RandyL]

I'll also be at Wildwood around noon.

[ice_kmauve]

I too, shall visit Wilde-woode by the luncheon hour. brrrr.

[JuanM]

Is that a public beach. Where is it exactly?

[windthrash]

I don't know how to get to Wildwood, so I'll stick with Belaire...

[ice_kmauve]

Let me give you my cautionary statement about bellaire:

The downwind fetch (in case you break down while out in the middle after launching from bellaire) is approximately 1.5 miles! You could be out in that water for several hours if you have a breakdown. Whereas, at wildwood, the longest float in is going to be 20 minutes or so. Check google maps, and basically look up :
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=whi ... 3&t=h&z=18

all right! don't use bellaire, unless it's summer.

Dave

[Bryce]

Sweet that sat pic shows the ice going out!

[windthrash]

Sorry I didn't check back soon enough... I went to Belaire today and no one was there! I see why now. That is a really good point about the distance and time of being afloat if a breakdown happened. But I still sailed and had a good time... Until I got off the water and a cold front or something brought heavy snow, stronger winds, and I got icicles on my sail, boom, life jacket, wetsuit, and hoody! That was interestingly COLD!!! But the adrenaline rush is always worth it!
Take life to the EDGE!!!!
Nate

[Fred MPL]

Hey Nathan! I hope you finally got a drysuit if you're riding in this stuff!

[windthrash]

Can't afford one yet, I was just wearing a 4/3 longy! I wasn't really that cold, until I got off the water, but thanks to Chuck, I have new cold weather booties that kept my feet warm and toasty! I am still interested though Fred!
Nate