The Windsurf Loop

 We drove four days to get to Lake George, including one stretch where we drove 27 hours straight through because all the "road houses...

Sometimes, it takes a big trip to learn to appreciate new things.

One of the things that had drawn me to Australia were windsurfing videos from Lake George in South Australia. In a good year, you can windsu...

Our trip to Oz is almost over. Yesterday, we said goodbye to the Falcon: We bought the Ford Falcon station wagon a few days after we arri...

Two days ago was our last day in Mandurah - and it was windy! Mike did not believe my prediction of wind between 25 and 30 knots, so we went...

Fangy's Weed Farm looked peaceful today: Yesterday? A very different story! In the monthly rankings on the GPS Team Challenge , two l...

It was wicked windy a few days ago when a big storm system pulled through. We followed the local experts who drove an hour south to Australi...

On Sunday, we left Geraldton and drove back to Mandurah, where Mike and Dorothy kindly offered us to stay in their home right at the beach a...

After Cervantes, we drove one hour south to Lancelin. Nina had booked us a very lovely apartment about 200 meters from the ocean. A couple o...

One of the things we had been looking forward to as part of our trip was the Cervantes Windsurf Challenge. A 7 km downwind course with ...

We had two days in a row of sailing at Fangy's Weed Farm in Coodanup, Western Australia. If you wonder why it's called "Weed Fa...

The little drone I bought for our trip wanted action. The wind played along - at about 15 mph, the Spark would be able to fly against the wi...

We have been in Western Australia for a week now, and I finally got some time to blog. We've been busy getting a phone, getting it to wo...