Maybe windsurf Locust Sunday dawn patrol then kitesurf Tsawwassen in the afternoon?
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Sunday SE clocking NW
Please refrain from premature stoke.
Maybe windsurf Locust Sunday dawn patrol then kitesurf Tsawwassen in the afternoon?
Maybe windsurf Locust Sunday dawn patrol then kitesurf Tsawwassen in the afternoon?
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Alton - Posts: 7068
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White Rock works on NW too. Some of the nicest waves happen on a NW at WR.
Jordan
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jtorva - Posts: 106
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I'm looking forward to après at Sandpiper.
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LeopardSkin - Posts: 2731
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Latest G-Spot update continues to forecast Sunday afternoon westerly.
Whidbey Island looks interesting ... but the tide may be a bitch
Whidbey Island looks interesting ... but the tide may be a bitch
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Alton - Posts: 7068
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i like my nice safe ferry terminal on NW. wouldn't white rock be offshore on NW?
oh, and hot tub open for business sunday afternoon
oh, and hot tub open for business sunday afternoon
- Laura
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Alton wrote:...Whidbey Island looks interesting ... but the tide may be a bitch...
Rolling around in the shore break in the freight trains at JWSP would be great 'aqua-therapy' for the tweaked calf muscle! 
jtorva wrote:White Rock works on NW too. Some of the nicest waves happen on a NW at WR.
Laura wrote:i like my nice safe ferry terminal on NW. wouldn't white rock be offshore on NW?...
Here is an example of WR on a NW.
Here is one more example - the "wind bomb" (2011 Nov 11) in words and pictures.
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C36 - Posts: 2191
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Regarding Joseph Whidbey tide, Andy from the Bellingham Board Sports (Google group) says:
I'll probably pass on Whidbey Island especially since (as C36 reminds me) I started limping this morning (tweaked calf muscle).
AndyandMarlys wrote:It can be challenging getting out at high tide. If it is really high tide the water goes all the way to the driftwood. It is possible to get out, but is much safer at lower tides.
I'll probably pass on Whidbey Island especially since (as C36 reminds me) I started limping this morning (tweaked calf muscle).
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Alton - Posts: 7068
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Thanks for posting those pics of WR on a NWerly, Dave. You've got me sold on the drive there if the forecasts look solid Those ramps look like they're worth their weight in BC gas
Those ramps look like they're worth their weight in BC gas - AdrienGrelon
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I think WRB has a very low probability of all the variables lining up to be an "on" day but I keep trying because when it goes off it is magic!
My wife and I may be moving to the top of 101 steps; I checked it out around 5:00pm on thursday and was pretty thrilled to see what the SW wind produced swell wise there and it looks like a pretty safe launch... if all goes well it could be nice and close to new diggs. Fingers crossed!
My wife and I may be moving to the top of 101 steps; I checked it out around 5:00pm on thursday and was pretty thrilled to see what the SW wind produced swell wise there and it looks like a pretty safe launch... if all goes well it could be nice and close to new diggs. Fingers crossed!
- Brad R
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We just might see some of that magic on Sunday.