Another day at the windsurfing office

Another good day in the windsurfing office. No time for a run today as the wind was there from early on. After the big waves of yesterday, today we had bump and jump small waves with strong winds. Started on a 5m and dropped to 4m as the wind strengthened. The reason the water is such an interesting colour is that the beach ended up in the sea after a recent storm and it hasn’t recovered yet.

Windsurfing from Playa de Levante

Today has been one of the most enjoyable days I’ve had windsurfing, I’m already looking forward to my wave sailing course with Peter Hart. The wind could have been stronger, but the waves were exhilarating. Thanks to my sailing colleagues Chris and Keith and the support team, Gaynor, Brian and Pat.

Visit from Sue and Geoff Strawbridge


It was lovely to catch up with Sue and Geoff. We normally see them skiing in Les Arcs. They have just bought a place in Spain (45 minutes from here) and swopped there motorhome for an A class Rapido. They plan to ski all over the place (again) this winter, but, hopefully we will catch up with them again. imageimage

 

La Unión

imageAt the tail end of the wet weather, but still a grey morning we decided to recce cycle routes to La Unión. There are a few options, but, also the chance to take in some serious unwanted hills, which for us as non-cyclists are better left until we have got a bit more experience. I think we have sorted a route with a few alternatives that will be challenging enough for us, and also found a place where we can get a good coffee and some tapas.

While we were there we booked a tour of Parque Minero for next Thursday. We first wanted to do this after a cycle trip through the abandoned quarry in the area last year – another epic adventure.