mostly slogged around, but I did get about 30 minutes of fun before it started raining. Wind was very gusty, but I was amazed at how nicely this spot sets up when the wind goes onshore. It is surprisingly do-able, and the port ramps were excellent. If only the wind had filled in as forecasted, it could've been awesome. Alas, Ken-you didn't miss much. No video as I didn't wear the helmet for the one session that I was powered up. There is a gale warning tonight and tomorrow.
This is a picture of Laslo (last name?)
Sandy Point light:
Boykin Wagner has crossed over.
Here a few shots of a maginificent wheat fields at sunset:
It may be a stretch, but these vast wheat fields remind me of the sugercane fields on Maui.
In a month or so this crop will be replaced w/corn.
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