gps-foilsurfing

  • Max. 2 sec.
  • 20.24knots
Average speed
18.61  ( 19.36 18.62 18.48 18.33 18.25 )
  • 100 m run
  • 19.25knots
  • 250 m run
  • 18.19knots
  • 500 m run
  • 17.95knots
  • Nautical mile
  • 17.31knots
  • 1/2 hour speed
  • 0knots
  • 1 hour avg speed
  • 11.69knots
  • Alpha racing
  • 15.09knots
  • Distance
  • 31km
  • Duration
  • 01:17:04
  • Windspeed
  • 18 - 34knots
  • Wind direction
  • SSW ( 203)

Monday 3rd November  – Windsurf *** River Orwell at Levinngton  –  mainly cloudy.

 

Foil – 20.27  knot max, 18.60 knot ave., 11.69  knot hour, 17.31 knot mile, 36.80 km., 15.09 knot alpha.

 

Starboard Freeride 150 and a Evolution Freeride foil with a Tushingham Bolt 5.75.

 

Three wingers were heading to Levington at 8 to make the most of the 9.17 high water but I was in no hurry to get there as I am not bothered about high water and the weather was supposed to improve to sunny perionds at 10! So Mag and I went to Lidl for a big shop as the light rain started! Mag said she would come with me today for her walk as she missed out o her early prom stroll as it was raiing. So after breakfast I put some things in a bag for lunch and we left Felixstowe around 9.30 and three wingers were out but it did not look overly inviting but I think they were using small wings, cloudy too with no sign of sunny periods:( Parking is tight at the marinna and going to get worse when all the pontoons at our end of the marina have been removed, with three vehicles all ready there I had to park nnear the large crane which was not a problem, my foil board was quickly onn the small launch beach with the tide already starting to drop. The wind was all over the place gusting to 20 mph so I rigged my 5.7 and launched as the three wingers were ending their session. To start with I played hunt the gust just to the left of the marina, flying in patches in nice flat water hoping the wind would fill in? I slowly beat out to the middle of the river and the wind did pick up and I had several cracking long runs down towards Pin Mill ending up getting  a nice top speed, average, mile and alpha. The wind was easing, the tide dropping and I had been onn the water a couple of hours so it was time to call it a day. I got back to the van at the same time Mag returned from her nice walk around Loompit lake and beyond! It was pretty dark so I packed up before heading for a shower before returning to the van for lunch before heading for home, I did stop to take a pic of the yellow Harwich foot ferry moored at the marina and spotted a kingfisher:) I was sorting todays photo’s out when we got a message from Jay saying would we like a visit so ended up getting a bonus visit from Maeva and she was full of fun and did loads of crafts:) Another breezy day tomorrow so I might head to Levington early so I can get back for a visit to Mary’s!

 

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