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NW-WINDTALK · Pacific Northwest windsurfing group

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  • Members: 717
  • Category: Windsurfing
  • Founded: Jul 28, 2000
  • Language: English
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A group for the Pacific Northwest that provides the latest information for the windsurfing scenes in British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon, including the Gorge, Seattle, the Coast, the Islands, etc. The newsgroup is geographically limited to sailors who sail in Washington, Oregon, British Columbia and persons in near by states and provinces to keep topic drift at a minimum.

It is best to join through the Yahoo groups web site interface. Before you are allowed to join NW-Windtalk you must fill out a short questionnaire. This questionnaire is a mechanism to prevent spamming of the group by automated programs and to be sure that you actually windsurf in the Pacific Northwest.

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Photo: Laydown jibe at the Wall. Pilfered from the Team Stupid album.

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Re: Driftwood park(next to keystone ferry)
sailed there a few time sevral years ago. Like the inside of an old top loading washing machine..........psycho-chop!! No ways my knees would hold up to that
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 2:22 am
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Anybody planning to go down and race? I was there last year (see photo), but the shore pound was so bad that only a few actually got off the beach. That did
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:02 am
Rick Martin
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Driftwood park(next to keystone ferry)
1:30-4:00. 4.2,92 liter. Very challenging, disorganized swell, monster debris but fun...Phillip
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 12:50 am
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Re: Gybing instructional DVD
Thanks Bob. I think I might do number one. As to chop, I totally agree - Lk WA is very choppy for my inexperienced taste at Marsh or Waverly even at 7.5
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 12:07 am
Alexey Yeltsov
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Re: Gybing instructional DVD
Here are a couple tips that worked for me. 1. Put a base on a piece of plywood and practice sail flips where it is calm (from R. Nash). Flip till the boom
Posted - Fri Nov 13, 2009 7:43 pm
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