The average wave was about shoulder to head high, but every now and then a rare set came with waves easily double overhead. The gusty winds ranging between 15 and 30 knots made it quite challenging. Sometimes making it difficult to get over the white water and sometimes launching you way up in the air.
Ana grabbed the camera and tried to make some pictures from the car. Sadly I had been so smart to leave the camera settings with a far too high ISO value. As this can't easily be seen while taking pictures, Ana didn't notice. So here are a few pictures, but not as clear as they could have been :-(


over double overhead..
ReplyDeletethats in my case over masthigh
we need prove
mahalo d
hahaha, where's the proof of you sailing in Marocco?
ReplyDelete;-)
ReplyDeleteI didn't got by bruised ribs from a hard bed ..
hahaha
d
Hehehe, well just ask Armand, the Exocet guy, or actually the EX-ocet guy ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh, and by the way, I was talking about the head that has eyes and ears, a mouth and a nose not that other head ;-) So double overhead is about 3,5 (especially with the not so tall French guys)
ReplyDeleteWhich spot is this? Looking at the forecast and planning a 5 day trip to Bretagne/cornwall as we speak.
ReplyDeleteCheers!