Today there was just me and two other lads sailing, Hans and Vincent,  I got out of bed at 3.15am to make the 3 hour journey but respect to the Dutch guys as they had an 8 hour travel time. Well done the two of you as you kicked ass with amazing speeds.  I bought a non windsurfing weight  jacket and felt the waist weight made it uncomfortabe to hook in, fine once moving, I need to learn to lock legs out and get sail dialed and locked in when its windy like today to get more top speed. The Skylink at point of Aye showed the windToday turned from west to north west at 315 degrees at 10.30am till 11.15am and it showed as the death chop appeared down the wall and turned into rolling chop away from the wall which shits me up at 40 knots as board get super twichy and tying to take off,  this made me nervous to run anymore speed runs but tide came in  real fast so time to stop. I watched the 9.9m high tide at 12.21pm and it covered the car park and waves breaking onto the sea front road with lots of people out taking photos and videoing, i  so wanted to stay for afternoon seasion but had to get back to sort horses out.