Today we are waiting....
Too much wind. Which is interesting, particularly for a place that is renowned to be light wind!
We woke this morning to the sound of pounding seas, rain and howling wind! At that point I decided I would not be going out in a Rib, but stay in the club and watch from the window. (Apparently this is summer!!!!).
It's about lunchtime now and in hind-sight, it's a shame the race committee did not send the fleet out mid-morning because there was a window of opportunity of about 18 knots, gusting to 23. I wish they had started. What am I going to write about in my press release today???
Unsure as to if they will sail tomorrow either! First the forecast was good (15-20), but apparently the latest forecast is for it to be blowing. Again.
Oh well.
Remember to keep up to date with the WAGS reports at www.int-moth.org.uk
See below a few pics taken yesterday while the sun shone.
The 'Media Centre' in the cafeteria.
Boat work in the hanger.
Bladerider Boat work Centre in the hanger.
The boat park.
Simon Payne, 2006 World Champ and current regatta favourite playing with his Moth!
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