Monthly Archives: October 2009

It has been a super windy Fall, here on Hatteras Island.  Wanna know how I can tell?  Check it out: These are some of the only flags left here in Avon.  All of my shop flags have been completely thrashed … Continue reading →

Hi!  Wow, this weekend was ALL over the place.  We saw south winds, north winds, strong winds, light winds, sunshine and 70s, rain and 50s…  Some of those variations were within a span of minutes!  Regardless, lots of people flocked … Continue reading →

Serenity…  I was lucky enough to enjoy a 15 minute sunset sail last night.  SSE winds, 8-12 mph. (Photo: Anne)

Phew- Alright- Here’s the week’s recap: Early in the week, it was windy, and cold.  It felt like winter, but Stuart, Justin, and I snagged the year’s first good Buxton Slick sesh!  Booyah!!  There’s no photo evidence, but it was … Continue reading →

***Update 10/18/09*** Check out the re-cut on the vid! (It’s not really different, just smoother edits) I Love Windsurfing At The Cove!  That place is just so much fun.  Soft, easy waves, lots of jumps, and down the line rides… … Continue reading →

Wetsuits! It’s been windy, every day!  In the last post I made the claim that I hadn’t put on a wetsuit yet.  Well, yeah, that’s all changed.  I’ve been suited up every day since!  I had a few Lighthouse sessions, … Continue reading →

…I’ve gotta rub it in!!  Two things: I haven’t put on a wetsuit since May. It’s been howling!! Last night and this morning were just awesome- Well powered 5.5 and 5.0 respectively,  trunks and shirtless, freestylin’ it up at the … Continue reading →

So I’ve been pretty locked up in that shop… Combined with the shorter days, it’s been a bit tough to hit the water…  But I did snag 5 minutes of 4.2 weather Wednesday morning after teaching Craig some waterstarting techniques. … Continue reading →

Not too much action for me the last few days…  But Anne and I grabbed a moonlight sail with the IBSCC guys last night, with 5.5 on the 100 Freestyle board.  Super fun!  Thanks for the hospitality, fellas!  It was … Continue reading →