Monthly Archives: March 2005

It’s like we’re living in som weird alternate dimension here right now, like living in a world of old black and white movies and TV programs. No color. Just graytones. More clouds today, but at least there was little in … Continue reading →

Despite a forecast for trades to drop today, the wind had other ideas. Midday today turned out to be the best day so far this month with mostly sunny skies at Kanaha, a good, solid 5.0 and some small waist- … Continue reading →

Conditions improved slightly over yesterday, but overall, the northshore is in a wet, squally pattern. Winds at Kanaha ranged from the upper teens to mid-20s, sometimes within the space of 10 minutes. I did a short 5.8 session, but the … Continue reading →

Winter weather has once again stormed into the islands, creating cold, gray, gusty and, in my opinion, nasty conditions for sailing. But, it’s not just me that thinks it’s nasty. My normally very positive and upbeat better half called yesterday’s … Continue reading →

PWA comes to town starting Monday at Ho’okipa