sand flea
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Lets Meet at Sunset
See you there
Saturday Sept. 24
High tide 11:30 so it will be a great afternoon session.
Weather will be awesome, so will the wind.
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macboy
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......if I leave at 8:00pm Friday night........plus 16-17 hours..........I'd be there roughly noon/1:00 Saturday.........play for five hours or so,
sleep in the car at the approach and hit the road for home by 11am Sunday morning so I'd be home in plenty of time for the wife to get up to go to
work.
Sono#@%$#!un....it almost makes it sound feasible
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macboy
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(I've been known to drive to Vancouver for sushi.....it's not that much of a stretch.)
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Reactor II 5.5/6.9 | AccessXC 10 | Frenzy 12 | PsychoIII 13 | Speed2 12 | Speed3 15 | SA2.5 19
Bomba 15 | Phantom 15/18 | Venom 13 | Slingshot T3 9/11/14m
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bigkid
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Quote: | Originally posted by macboy
(I've been known to drive to Vancouver for sushi.....it's not that much of a stretch.) |
Almost as bad as a road trip to nocando's for some oregano.:wee:
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A few other less flown oddballs,
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sand flea
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Macboy-
I was thinking you could stay a few days at my place in Portland and then you could go to the gorge too! Anytime my friend.
I plan to use the Del Ray beach access and will buggy there if there is good wind, if not I will drive to Sunset.
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sand flea
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Going to Sunset!
Saturday Oct. 8
Low tide around 10:00am
Could be a long wait for another decent day.
CSA, Monty, Chris H, Macboy and all the Locals
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sunset-Jim
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My chart shows low tide not till about 5pm. If the weather holds I'll try to make it out.
Libre hardcore (bf\'s and standards) KBSS suspension front end
Pegasus buggy
PKD Combats 2.9,3.5,4.8(proto type),5,6.8,7.2,8.6,10.3,15.4
jojo rm+ 6,7,8
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lamrith
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At what point in the tides does the beach typically become "usable" down there in general?
Low tide point is Max beach, but at what point between low and high is the "cut off" or usable point? 1/2 way or just a few hours each side of low?
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sunset-Jim
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It depends a lot on wind direction. The more that it is off from being straight onshore, the more beach ya need. So if it is straight on, especially
this time of year, you can go all day. A NW or SW I usually consider anything below a +4 or 5 pretty ride-able. Bigfoots help a lot though. As far
as "at what point between low and high is the "cut off" or usable point?", the high's and low's vary a lot between the cycle so it is hard to answer
that one. Half-way is usually pretty safe.
Libre hardcore (bf\'s and standards) KBSS suspension front end
Pegasus buggy
PKD Combats 2.9,3.5,4.8(proto type),5,6.8,7.2,8.6,10.3,15.4
jojo rm+ 6,7,8
jojo et 2.5m
jojo rs 2.7,3.5
Ariea Raptor 2,3
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vwbrian
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Hows the approach at sunset?
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sunset-Jim
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The entire beach is fine now. Jeff was even able to confidently use the approach in his big MH.
Libre hardcore (bf\'s and standards) KBSS suspension front end
Pegasus buggy
PKD Combats 2.9,3.5,4.8(proto type),5,6.8,7.2,8.6,10.3,15.4
jojo rm+ 6,7,8
jojo et 2.5m
jojo rs 2.7,3.5
Ariea Raptor 2,3
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jellis
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It was a great day at the beach and one of our last before winter takes it grip. The beach was in great shape after the past few storms and the tide
gave us a look at how big it can really get.
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