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Lake George 2018-9: The Thread That Had To Happen!

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Created by Adriano > 9 months ago, 1 Nov 2018
Stretchy
WA, 979 posts
2 Feb 2019 11:22AM
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Loving the video action Sailquick

sailquik
VIC, 6154 posts
2 Feb 2019 3:25PM
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Stretchy said..
Loving the video action Sailquick


Thanks mate. I should have got the camera out sooner, but I believe Sammy has got some great shots from this session. Hopefully he will post some soon.

sboardcrazy
NSW, 8089 posts
2 Feb 2019 4:55PM
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Some more great pics from Dezza. Thanks!










Pacey
WA, 525 posts
2 Feb 2019 3:33PM
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hardie said..
Roo why have I got saliva dripping from the side of my mouth?


Roo said..



hardie said..
With a bit of luck see you all Tuesday Afternoon, Train arrives Adelaide about 8am, so I'll drive straight to LG, shall I drive straight to The SPIT?






Did that trip did it a few years ago with a car loaded on the back, saved the drive. Was 43C when we left Perth. Private cabin was fantastic and incredible view out the panoramic window. Love the stop in Cook to drop off supplies for the old caretaker. Three days of bliss...hypnotised by the clickety clack of the rails!

Here's the toy I loaded on the back.





This will get you even more moist. This time in the Gorge.





Late 70's Aston Martin Vantage?

BSN101
WA, 2333 posts
2 Feb 2019 9:53PM
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Shout out to the WA crew. Can anyone bring a board back to wa for me from LG? Cheers Dave

wish I could get it myself but alas no??

Roo
837 posts
2 Feb 2019 11:26PM
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Pacey said..


Roo said..



hardie said..
Roo why have I got saliva dripping from the side of my mouth?




Roo said..





hardie said..
With a bit of luck see you all Tuesday Afternoon, Train arrives Adelaide about 8am, so I'll drive straight to LG, shall I drive straight to The SPIT?








Did that trip did it a few years ago with a car loaded on the back, saved the drive. Was 43C when we left Perth. Private cabin was fantastic and incredible view out the panoramic window. Love the stop in Cook to drop off supplies for the old caretaker. Three days of bliss...hypnotised by the clickety clack of the rails!

Here's the toy I loaded on the back.







This will get you even more moist. This time in the Gorge.





Late 70's Aston Martin Vantage?



Correct you are Mr. Mason, they have been a favorite of mine for many years. Even wrote a few books about them.

Pacey
WA, 525 posts
3 Feb 2019 7:37AM
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Pacey said..





Roo said..






hardie said..
Roo why have I got saliva dripping from the side of my mouth?







Roo said..








hardie said..
With a bit of luck see you all Tuesday Afternoon, Train arrives Adelaide about 8am, so I'll drive straight to LG, shall I drive straight to The SPIT?











Did that trip did it a few years ago with a car loaded on the back, saved the drive. Was 43C when we left Perth. Private cabin was fantastic and incredible view out the panoramic window. Love the stop in Cook to drop off supplies for the old caretaker. Three days of bliss...hypnotised by the clickety clack of the rails!

Here's the toy I loaded on the back.










This will get you even more moist. This time in the Gorge.








Late 70's Aston Martin Vantage?






Correct you are Mr. Mason, they have been a favorite of mine for many years. Even wrote a few books about them.




Awesome car. A mate of mine in Perth bought one (black with cream leather upholstery) in the mid nineties and turned up with it one Friday evening when we were drinking in the claremont hotel. Of course we all went out to have a look, and then we asked him to start it up. You would be familiar with the throaty rumble that comes out of these things at idle, so of course we asked him to rev it up a bit, which he did.

The volume was truly astounding, the result being that it set off multiple car alarms in Bayview Terrace, and we scurried back to the pub in case the police turned up.

I also remember it cost him the equivalent of a small BMW to get the gearbox repaired after it had problems during a classic car rally, so I dont think it turned out to be a great investment for him.

Roo
837 posts
3 Feb 2019 8:02AM
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Pacey said..

Roo said..




Pacey said..






Roo said..







hardie said..
Roo why have I got saliva dripping from the side of my mouth?








Roo said..









hardie said..
With a bit of luck see you all Tuesday Afternoon, Train arrives Adelaide about 8am, so I'll drive straight to LG, shall I drive straight to The SPIT?












Did that trip did it a few years ago with a car loaded on the back, saved the drive. Was 43C when we left Perth. Private cabin was fantastic and incredible view out the panoramic window. Love the stop in Cook to drop off supplies for the old caretaker. Three days of bliss...hypnotised by the clickety clack of the rails!

Here's the toy I loaded on the back.











This will get you even more moist. This time in the Gorge.









Late 70's Aston Martin Vantage?







Correct you are Mr. Mason, they have been a favorite of mine for many years. Even wrote a few books about them.





Awesome car. A mate of mine in Perth bought one (black with cream leather upholstery) in the mid nineties and turned up with it one Friday evening when we were drinking in the claremont hotel. Of course we all went out to have a look, and then we asked him to start it up. You would be familiar with the throaty rumble that comes out of these things at idle, so of course we asked him to rev it up a bit, which he did.

The volume was truly astounding, the result being that it set off multiple car alarms in Bayview Terrace, and we scurried back to the pub in case the police turned up.

I also remember it cost him the equivalent of a small BMW to get the gearbox repaired after it had problems during a classic car rally, so I dont think it turned out to be a great investment for him.


Yeah I remember the black one, was a bit rough from what I remember. Had two of mine down in Perth, the red one and a blue stripped out factory development car. Was hard avoiding speeding tickets. I've raced them in Europe and the USA, as well as touring around various parts of the world in them. Here's the blue one at speed at Spa!





Pacey
WA, 525 posts
3 Feb 2019 8:10AM
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Roo said..

Pacey said..


Roo said..





Pacey said..







Roo said..








hardie said..
Roo why have I got saliva dripping from the side of my mouth?









Roo said..










hardie said..
With a bit of luck see you all Tuesday Afternoon, Train arrives Adelaide about 8am, so I'll drive straight to LG, shall I drive straight to The SPIT?













Did that trip did it a few years ago with a car loaded on the back, saved the drive. Was 43C when we left Perth. Private cabin was fantastic and incredible view out the panoramic window. Love the stop in Cook to drop off supplies for the old caretaker. Three days of bliss...hypnotised by the clickety clack of the rails!

Here's the toy I loaded on the back.












This will get you even more moist. This time in the Gorge.










Late 70's Aston Martin Vantage?








Correct you are Mr. Mason, they have been a favorite of mine for many years. Even wrote a few books about them.






Awesome car. A mate of mine in Perth bought one (black with cream leather upholstery) in the mid nineties and turned up with it one Friday evening when we were drinking in the claremont hotel. Of course we all went out to have a look, and then we asked him to start it up. You would be familiar with the throaty rumble that comes out of these things at idle, so of course we asked him to rev it up a bit, which he did.

The volume was truly astounding, the result being that it set off multiple car alarms in Bayview Terrace, and we scurried back to the pub in case the police turned up.

I also remember it cost him the equivalent of a small BMW to get the gearbox repaired after it had problems during a classic car rally, so I dont think it turned out to be a great investment for him.



Yeah I remember the black one, was a bit rough from what I remember. Had two of mine down in Perth, the red one and a blue stripped out factory development car. Was hard avoiding speeding tickets. I've raced them in Europe and the USA, as well as touring around various parts of the world in them. Here's the blue one at speed at Spa!






Must have been a different car, my mate's car was mint condition. I think he ended up selling it to Janet Holmes-A'court, who probably did very well out of it as an investment.

Roo
837 posts
3 Feb 2019 8:39AM
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That's the one, nobody knew it had been crashed badly in the UK, repaired and shipped to Australia. It's up in Sydney now. Chassis number 12193.

Ian K
WA, 4120 posts
3 Feb 2019 9:30AM
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Pacey said..


I also remember it cost him the equivalent of a small BMW to get the gearbox repaired after it had problems during a classic car rally, so I dont think it turned out to be a great investment for him.


One by one these old British classics will attain previously unheard of levels of reliability.


Pacey
WA, 525 posts
3 Feb 2019 10:52AM
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Ian K said..



Pacey said..



I also remember it cost him the equivalent of a small BMW to get the gearbox repaired after it had problems during a classic car rally, so I dont think it turned out to be a great investment for him.



One by one these old British classics will attain previously unheard of levels of reliability.



Not if the electric conversions are made by Lucas

kato
VIC, 3455 posts
3 Feb 2019 3:53PM
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Nearly ready, nothing but CarbonArt




samOZ
WA, 86 posts
3 Feb 2019 3:44PM
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Was waiting for Jamie to post his session from 2 days ago to put couple of pics of him.. but he cannot be stuff about it
Niiiice going Jamie
Jamie Relax

Jamie working hard



HAPPY DAYS

firiebob
WA, 3159 posts
3 Feb 2019 8:43PM
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Looks like a happy family Kato, I'll take mine to LG next year for a well deserved holiday

Sammy thanks for posting photos of the LG's Lord Mayor

jimbob SA
SA, 993 posts
4 Feb 2019 2:08AM
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samOZ said..
Was waiting for Jamie to post his session from 2 days ago to put couple of pics of him.. but he cannot be stuff about it
Niiiice going Jamie
Jamie Relax

Jamie working hard



HAPPY DAYS


Hey Sammy you know I'm on night shift and I'm just in survival mode. They are just numbers mate. Nice pics thanks mate. See you on the water this arvo.

Peter Ciesa
SA, 20 posts
4 Feb 2019 8:04AM
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Representatives from x10 teams posting sessions from Lake George on GPSTC for Sunday

FNQ Mob (QLD, Australia)
Double Demerits (NSW, Australia)
St George SC Speed Team (NSW, Australia)
Moreton Bay Mob (QLD, Australia)
Mandurah Mob (WA, Australia)
ACT Gustbusters (NSW, Australia)
Lake Macquarie (NSW, Australia)
Central Coast Marauders (Budgie Smugglers) (NSW, Australia)
The Southerly Busters (VIC, Australia)
The Pit Crew (VIC, Australia)

Notable omissions are SA and TAS :-(

izaak
TAS, 1998 posts
4 Feb 2019 9:01AM
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Great to see so many getting out there and enjoying everyone's Stoke! So bummed I will miss it this season! But a fair few Tasweigens are keeping a close eye on call.

sailquik
VIC, 6154 posts
4 Feb 2019 9:06AM
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SA were definitely here.
They come and go as they please of course, witch is only right.
A rare sighting of a prima example from the Genus SAWindsurfus: Speedus Hammaus:







sailquik
VIC, 6154 posts
4 Feb 2019 9:43AM
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The faithful gather:






























Mehore
NSW, 87 posts
4 Feb 2019 5:35PM
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Nice pics guys Getting a little excited

sboardcrazy
NSW, 8089 posts
4 Feb 2019 6:05PM
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Some weedbeds out there today the FF got bogged down a bit. Some flatwater and good gusts but I could never line any up in the flat..Heaps of wind out in the middle and the other side. I think the beds were getting some too..just not when I was there..

conan
NSW, 176 posts
4 Feb 2019 9:59PM
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The faithful gather:































Great pics Daffy
Very unique place .

BSN101
WA, 2333 posts
4 Feb 2019 9:57PM
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Shout out to the WA crew. Can anyone bring a board back to wa for me from LG? Cheers Dave

wish I could get it myself but alas no??


Can any squeeze a board in for the trip back to WA? Pickup is LG.
Cheers Dave

sailquik
VIC, 6154 posts
5 Feb 2019 11:34AM
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BSN101 said..
Shout out to the WA crew. Can anyone bring a board back to wa for me from LG? Cheers Dave

wish I could get it myself but alas no??



Can any squeeze a board in for the trip back to WA? Pickup is LG.
Cheers Dave


I can bring it over next November as long as I can use it in the meantime.

Adriano
11206 posts
5 Feb 2019 10:49AM
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Looks good today fellow Speedsurfingaus Fanaticii specimens!

I'll be there on the next cycle ...

eckas
NSW, 323 posts
5 Feb 2019 2:47PM
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Now that you've all been there for a few days and presumably had the chance to observe the water level:
- is it dropping at all during the days of sou'easters as water is blown out of the middle lake and into the large lake?
- is it dropping overall at any measurable rate?

Yours in extreme jealousy of not being there but contemplating a cannonball-like run if conditions become magical....Eckers!

sboardcrazy
NSW, 8089 posts
5 Feb 2019 4:52PM
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Yes with wind. Daffy is best to ask. Earlier today he said it was up 12cm from the day before..I'd say it dropped later today as the wind strengthened..

red
VIC, 741 posts
5 Feb 2019 6:11PM
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Yes with wind. Daffy is best to ask. Earlier today he said it was up 12cm from the day before..I'd say it dropped later today as the wind strengthened..



Call me old fashioned but wouldn't Jimbob , with his local knowledge, be the one to ask.... Jimbob???

Mehore
NSW, 87 posts
5 Feb 2019 6:19PM
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eckas said..
Now that you've all been there for a few days and presumably had the chance to observe the water level:
- is it dropping at all during the days of sou'easters as water is blown out of the middle lake and into the large lake?
- is it dropping overall at any measurable rate?

Yours in extreme jealousy of not being there but contemplating a cannonball-like run if conditions become magical....Eckers!


Yes Please . This thread has been getting a little side tracked. Id like to give my opinion but would rather hear it from the horses mouth.



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