Topic: Waitarere

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Subject	Author	Date
Published: May 2008
Auckland Sunday Looks like wind may be marginal for beach sailing tomorrow. 10 knt wetserly going NW and rising in the afternoon. Good for Waitarere but not for west coast beaches in Auckland.	smokin' blokarter	31 May 2008 15:44
Waitarere Marathon Metservice forecast for Kapiti to Waitarere: Outlook: Saturday: Becoming northwest and rising to 20 knots at times. Cloud increasing.	Blokart User	29 May 2008 20:17
Wgtn wind Outlook: Saturday: Southeast 25 knots. Cloudy periods. Sunday: Southeast 25 knots. Cloudy periods. Supposed to be some showers in Wellington and cloudy in Paraparaumu, the SE...	Blokart User	22 May 2008 21:31
Published: June 2007
RE: Auckland race day - Sunday See you all in Waitarere then! Leave your 2m sails at home. Dave	Dave Pearson	22 June 2007 14:29
Published: May 2007
RE: Waitarere Marathon We are currently watching what the weather is going to do and it is not looking too good for Waitarere on Sunday. The forecast has improved slightly from this morning. The next release from Metservice is before 7pm tonight, so we will make the call then.	Blokart User	24 May 2007 15:10
RE: Wait arere Marathon Re weather, Big high on its way may kill the fun for all of us this weekend – if this happens, are there any plans to postpone Waitarere till next best low tide? Rgds Bruce	Bruce Hot Dog Hales	24 May 2007 10:23
RE: Wait arere Marathon Interesting comments Paul. If the wind looked good I'd cancel BPP and bring down NZs top sailors to have a go and bring back the silverware. My problem of course is I can only get worse at this long distance stuff! but would have no problem beating the BoP Pups. Maybe the Capital Karters on home ground may have a slight advantage but experience and cunning overcomes any local knowledge. I guess this marathon is 100 km?	smokin' blokarter	24 May 2007 09:19
RE: Wait arere Marathon Man, you really are looking forward to this arent you? Such fighting talk. As long as you turn off at the WAITARERE > sign after Foxton, you'll get there. See pic for help. See you there. Dave	Dave Pearson	24 May 2007 08:39
RE: Wait arere Marathon Hey Paul, It’s ABC race day on Sunday so Lard-di-dahs from the Orange crew are likely to kick a*** on Sunday at BPP as the wind is looking pretty interesting up this way for a change, but hey, Monday looks even better! And hey, we don’t mind if the froth blows off our Cappuccinos! Bazz – just look out for the stream y-hear coz I know you jus’ love to back into it!	El Zorro	23 May 2007 22:49
RE: Wait arere Marathon Hey Everyone, The mission of the month is definitely Waitarere, Can you Capitol Karters please post some decent times and directions as to how to get there and what side of the river we are meant to be on or are you afraid we may actually turn up?! I don't want our "Nominated" driver to get lost. Oooooor........ have I missed a posting!	blo- on	23 May 2007 21:02
Published: April 2007
RE: 100 km event - Auckland Hi Dave, Placing the mark 10 km down the beach would make for a long blast but if something goes wrong it's a long way back. While it's a pain having to get someone to count laps it does make it interesting when heading back and looking to see where everyone is. And of course there is always someone close to race. It was only at the turn marks that you really got an idea on how you were doing against the opposition other than a few just in front.	smokin' blokarter	17 April 2007 09:31
RE: 100 km event - Auckland I didnt see Phils reply either. We could make our laps longer at Waitarere, but we might need to include a couple of stream crossings. 20km laps would be a possibility without getting too wet! Looks like that adds to the fun though, looking at the pics of all those black sandblasted faces!	Dave Pearson	17 April 2007 09:19
RE: 100 km event - Auckland Hey Phil Strange, I didn’t get your reply, but I see it in Russell’s. But sometimes the emails arrive out of order. Yeah, that’s why I’ve got to do it again! I may have got the checkered flag, but only 9 laps. But if you add Friday, that’s 150 Km in 2 days, so that’s probably a gentle warm up for the Gobi desert…..I could have kept going all day but for the tide. No blisters like some.	El Zorro	17 April 2007 08:55
RE: 100 km event - Auckland Hey Grant, looks like you only did 90km, thats one lap down! Sounds like a blast though, we will have to do one down here, maybe at Waitarere... Cheers Phil	Blokart User	16 April 2007 22:55
Published: November 2006
Waikawa Beach Originally sent by: Phil Ready That was a great morning, thanks for the call Barry. Looking at Tim's Waikanae weather site, I would not have got a sail til the tide came in, good one Barry! We need to add Waikawa to the list of Blokarting beaches. Waikawa is about 20 minutes north of Waikanae town (only adds 15m to trip, because you don't have to go Waikanae beach!	Richard Blokart NZ Egroup Manager	29 November 2006 18:55
Waikawa Beach Originally sent by: Phil Ready That was a great morning, thanks for the call Barry. Looking at Tim's Waikanae weather site, I would not have got a sail til the tide came in, good one Barry! We need to add Waikawa to the list of Blokarting beaches. Waikawa is about 20 minutes north of Waikanae town (only adds 15m to trip, because you don't have to go Waikanae beach!	Richard Blokart NZ Egroup Manager	29 November 2006 18:51
Waikanae Saturday Originally sent by: kel Hi All Some good karting for a small group who headed to a lovely sunny afternoon at Waikanae. The Wind was 45 deg off the beach, making for slower beats to windward, but fast runs downwind. Lots of slime, ( I hope it wasn't sh..t ) added to the interest, from Boat-Club North.	Richard Blokart NZ Egroup Manager	29 November 2006 16:00
Re: RE: Waitangi weekend Originally sent by: nonerd I use Maoribank Park, as its quite a good area and almost totally hazard free. (just by the end of the bypass and accessed from Clouston Park Road) got a couple of good runs last evening and again just after lunch today. Perhaps we could join forces? I am also a definite starter for Saturday at either Waikanae or Waitarere.	Richard Blokart NZ Egroup Manager	29 November 2006 15:34
Re: RE: Waitangi weekend Originally sent by: nonerd I use Maoribank Park, as its quite a good area and almost totally hazard free. (just by the end of the bypass and accessed from Clouston Park Road) got a couple of good runs last evening and again just after lunch today. Perhaps we could join forces? I am also a definite starter for Saturday at either Waikanae or Waitarere.	Richard Blokart NZ Egroup Manager	29 November 2006 15:31
A record has been amended in the database ''Keen Blokarters for Waitarere''. Originally sent by: Ian Timperley Dear BlokartNZ member, A record has been amended in the database table 'Keen Blokarters for Waitarere'. New details: First Name : Ian Last Name : Timperley Contact Ph : 04 5636141 or 025 575 068 E-mail : ... Blokart Serail No : 2795 Old details: First Name : Ian Last Name : Timperley Contact Ph : 04 5636141 or 025 575 068 E-mail : timperleys@hotmail.	Richard Blokart NZ Egroup Manager	29 November 2006 15:30

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