SoCal sailing in Big Bear???

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Date: Sat Aug 23 1997 - 14:22:26 PDT 

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Greetings...

I will be heading down to SoCal [specifically the Lake Arrowhead area]
around the week of Labor Day; and, was curious to know if there are any
places in that mountain area, like Big Bear, where it blows enough to
windsurf. I know Lake Arrowhead rarely gets that kind of wind [e.g.,
20+], but they also don't allow it either.

Any suggestions are appreciated!

Regards,

jw

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