As sad as it makes me to see perfect spots become crowded and agro, it makes me equally sad to see perfect waves go unridden.
Windsurfing Skeleton Bay
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Amazing.
As sad as it makes me to see perfect spots become crowded and agro, it makes me equally sad to see perfect waves go unridden.
As sad as it makes me to see perfect spots become crowded and agro, it makes me equally sad to see perfect waves go unridden.
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tweegster - Posts: 662
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Slappy wrote:This spot also didn't exist 20 years ago and probably wont 20 years from now due to sand flow on that peninsula...
Hey did you know we have an analogous situation in the lower mainland?
You know the really smooth section between the two sandbars during low tide at the Squamish Spit?
It didn't exist twenty years ago either! And it may be completely different twenty years from now!
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LeopardSkin - Posts: 2729
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Once you know about the flat water spot your not supposed to talk about the flat water spot... You know the rules... Come on!
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Sshhhhh! Squampton Bay!!! 
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LeopardSkin - Posts: 2729
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C36 wrote: shows jamie hancock in credits for Film / Edit / Drone (that explains part of the magical feel).
Jamie Hancock is definitely the Spielberg of Windsurfing vids. For those who haven't seen this one:
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That was sweet! I like the way that dude hits the lip on the huge bombers and launches out into the flats. Damn! Commitment.
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