AdrienGrelon wrote:according to facebook I may have missed my official graduation ceremony today
Hilarious ... another day in the life of Adrien Grelon - our new fearless leader
AdrienGrelon wrote:according to facebook I may have missed my official graduation ceremony today
Michael wrote:Nice score Chuck and Alton!Double session, double country, double sport ...
The wind did pick back up after you left and I sailed another hour. Up and down day but still fun. As I was leaving at 2:30 Adrien rushed back in to see why the hell I wasn't out on the water for the best waves of the day! Sorry I missed that dude, your a machine! I was afraid that was going to happen when we hit the beach at 8 this morning. I knew that by the time the tide was low enough for some nice waves I would be totally wiped. Richi did you have to go to hospital, I hope you're feeling better!
LeopardSkin wrote:Richi: pix or it didn't happen.
Chuck wrote:LeopardSkin wrote:Richi: pix or it didn't happen.
This from the man who has yet to be spotted at the Beach this fall
...unless you showed for the afternoon session....
Brian C wrote:ps - I mention no other names in case someone got in trouble for being late for picking up her daughter at the daycare
Brian C wrote:At Centennial, the four of us who stayed latest got the best conditions I think. Sunshine, rainbows in the distance, and strong 5.0 wind. Waves were still only to be found in a few spots out in the bay, but it was so beautiful out there that we kept looking at each other to see if anyone was going in yet. By 4pm we were all spent but happy, except for feeling bad that Richi missed it (see my other post).
ps - I mention no other names in case someone got in trouble for being late for picking up her daughter at the daycare
nicolas wrote:That's it for me with winter sailing for a while as I'm heading south to Guadeloupe F.W.I. on Dec 5th returning on January 12.
Just board shorts ladies and gentlemen and big ramps for jumping and gybing!!
Richi wrote:Worst session of the year. While going out on my first run I decided my boom was a little too low, instead of coming in I decided to unclamp it and adjust it on the fly. I have done this dozens of times and never really thought it was a big deal. Somehow today I got my fingertip stuck in the clamp while closing the clamp and crap did it hurt. I looked down at my bleeding hand and the bottom of my fingernail was popped out. That was the end of my quick session, one run going out and one run coming in with my middle finger salute.
After going to the hospital and getting an X-ray I was told my fingertip was broken off, I guess thats what had pushed my fingernail out. the next step was cutting the rest of my nail off, cleaning the bone, and restitching my finger and old nail back on. After getting another X-ray they decided the tip wasn't in the right spot so opened it up again and tried a different technique to get it in the right spot. This time it looked pretty good, 4 hours later while looking at all the leaves blowing around in the parking lot!
Things I learned today, Don't adjust on the fly and Chinook triple clamp boom heads suck! They have been known to break masts as they have to much clamping force, american over engineered piece of crap!
Thanks for everyone on the beach telling me to go to the hospital, and Brian for cleaning and derigging my gear. Im glad everyone had some nice rainbow action at Centennial though