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> you will tell us if, strike that, WHEN he is found, I hope.
Anyone who learns more, please post it.
> PS was there enough wind to sail today?
3rd never had enough wind - a lot of people on big gear doing the hula.
Only Jerome was consistently planing: 240#, 305cm board, 9.9 m^2 sail!
He complained that he was dragging his 20" fin, however.
I heard Tigers was much better - a 6.0 was almost too much.
Ken Poulton
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"The situation is hopeless, but not yet desperate."
-- Russian proverb
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