Mooloolaba Sailing
#1
Posted 21 February 2012 - 01:21 AM
Awesome place to sail.
#2
Posted 21 February 2012 - 01:59 AM
Fark off newbie and show us some tits
#4
Posted 21 February 2012 - 07:34 AM
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Maleny mountain man ?
#6
Posted 21 February 2012 - 02:19 PM
#7
Posted 21 February 2012 - 03:30 PM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
#8
Posted 21 February 2012 - 05:25 PM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
#9
Posted 21 February 2012 - 08:42 PM
#10
Posted 21 February 2012 - 11:43 PM
Awesome place to sail.
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Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
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Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
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Not bragging,dont have to,and you dont have to brag about how cold you winter is.Our winter involves offshore winds, temps in the 20's [68F for you US based]and sailing all year round. Come and have a sail with Us or contact Cheap jibes and have a sail in his area, where he probably sails all year too [we dont eat biscuits]
#11
Posted 21 February 2012 - 11:53 PM
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Hi Weylan yes all in the past, The yacht Club is refurbished and open for buisness, great food,cold beer and as I have said great sailing.The entrance getting dredged as we type, so I dont think it will be long before it is even better than it already is.
How is Tony Lyall enjoying his T P?
Now back to our regular programming, SAILING
Cheap Jibes what area do you sail/race in?
#12
Posted 21 February 2012 - 11:53 PM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
No one gives a ff about Mooloobia.
#13
Posted 21 February 2012 - 11:56 PM
No one gives a ff about Mooloobia.
yet even less care about your opinion on anything Doey.....conundrum?
#14
Posted 22 February 2012 - 12:00 AM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
No one gives a ff about Mooloobia.
Yes they do and even if they dont eat biscuits they can spell!!
MOOLOOLABA!!
#15
Posted 22 February 2012 - 12:26 AM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
No one gives a ff about Mooloobia.
Yes they do and even if they dont eat biscuits they can spell!!
MOOLOOLABA!!
MooMoobulba????
WTF? Who cares?
#16
Posted 22 February 2012 - 01:06 AM
You'll soon learn, like most here, to put DoucheRag on Ignore - still my first, and only.
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
No one gives a ff about Mooloobia.
Yes they do and even if they dont eat biscuits they can spell!!
MOOLOOLABA!!
#17
Posted 22 February 2012 - 01:08 AM
MooMoobulba????
WTF? Who cares?
DoRag what is going on with you mate? This jumping into every thread trying to start a shit fight! Having a few issues at the moment are we. Do you want to talk about it?
#18
Posted 22 February 2012 - 01:22 AM
Hi Weylan yes all in the past, The yacht Club is refurbished and open for buisness, great food,cold beer and as I have said great sailing.The entrance getting dredged as we type, so I dont think it will be long before it is even better than it already is.
How is Tony Lyall enjoying his T P?
Now back to our regular programming, SAILING
Cheap Jibes what area do you sail/race in?
So when does the Sydney-Mooloolaba race kick off again?
#19
Posted 22 February 2012 - 02:20 AM
MooMoobulba????
WTF? Who cares?
DoRag what is going on with you mate? This jumping into every thread trying to start a shit fight! Having a few issues at the moment are we. Do you want to talk about it?
It's been snowing hard and I can't get to the slopes.
#20
Posted 22 February 2012 - 02:46 AM
#21
Posted 22 February 2012 - 04:22 AM
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now there was a race! did the 1st in 1973, tied up to a pile in the river then step ashore in front of the club get blind then be very careful getting back on board and not falling down one of two forward hatches on Apollo.
light headwinds battling against the current getting as close as you dare to the coast at nite then maybe a roundup or 2 when the southerly came in. passing smokes over to lawso in the middle of the night while both boats are peeling chutes at the same time. One very long year big Sid Brown had read all the stick books by Newcastle. nobody is happy if big Sid aint ! what a great racing sailer he was.
Another year Grimesy when thru the bar on the way to the showers, it took him 3 days to get there!
Plenty of stories because of the Mooloolaba race. About time to reinstate this race, what do others think? as CC said Mooloolaba is open for buisness
#22
Posted 22 February 2012 - 09:48 AM
Grimesy? Roger Grimes? Havent heard any Grimesy stories for a while.
I hope this club actually happens because the Mooloolaba scene has been severely failing for some time.
Awesome place to sail!
Good luck with it CC
#23
Posted 22 February 2012 - 11:06 PM
You'll soon learn, like most here, to put DoucheRag on Ignore - still my first, and only.
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Sure this is a US website with world wide content. Go have a look at the home page.
Combined Clubs stop fucking bragging. Most of the boats in the frozen north are either on the hard or frozen in their slips. I've raced out of Mooloolaba and it's not perfect. It's only good if you can get past the sand bar blocking the entrance to the harbour.
No one gives a ff about Mooloobia.
Yes they do and even if they dont eat biscuits they can spell!!
MOOLOOLABA!!
Thanks Dark Cloud yes some people take up too much space
#24
Posted 22 February 2012 - 11:15 PM
#25
Posted 22 February 2012 - 11:25 PM
Great to hear that things are getting going again on the SS coast. Bring back Scor! Who ran the raceing? The old MYC or the Sunshine Coast Cruising Fishing Fighting and Flower Arranging club? (SCCFFFAC)
good question....is Combined Clubs name an indicator? Where is the mighty Trev in all this
#26
Posted 22 February 2012 - 11:31 PM
Great to hear that things are getting going again on the SS coast. Bring back Scor! Who ran the raceing? The old MYC or the Sunshine Coast Cruising Fishing Fighting and Flower Arranging club? (SCCFFFAC)
good question....is Combined Clubs name an indicator? Where is the mighty Trev in all this
Grogo has logged on so 'Trusty' can't be to far away.
#27
Posted 22 February 2012 - 11:35 PM
#28
Posted 23 February 2012 - 12:35 AM
Sadly for Tom she had moved during the week and a new girl had moved in.
Next morning Tommy told us young fellas the story before we went into the club for Breakfast. He had made the front page of the Sunshine Coast daily as police searched the coast for a large red haired potential rapest.
Ah the good all days - but you can't tell the young people today, nooo, nooo.
#29
Posted 23 February 2012 - 01:26 AM
#30
Posted 23 February 2012 - 01:36 AM
...................... and Tom doing a moonlight check of the boats in pancake after gladstones
Yep - Billy Joel said it all- only the good die young.
#31
Posted 24 February 2012 - 01:13 AM
...................... and Tom doing a moonlight check of the boats in pancake after gladstones
Yep - Billy Joel said it all- only the good die young.
Yes Big Tom loved Mooloolaba, After an open heart surgery the boys visited him in hospital. One of them asked Tom 'what's the story on the red cask wine on the bedside table', Tom replied as he refilled a specimen jar with Red Ned "The Doctor's orders are no beer! HAHAHAHA! Cheers!"
#32
Posted 17 March 2012 - 12:22 AM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Hey DoRag with all your US based website occupation you might be right, Aussies just might take your advice and edit truth, fiction and bullshit our way!
come to Mooloolaba, not to talk about sailing, not to take photos of sailing, just to SAIL
#33
Posted 17 March 2012 - 04:34 AM
#34
Posted 24 October 2012 - 05:36 AM
Sails everywhere, Both clubs represented by different design types and then back ashore, everyone with a smile and a sailing story to tell.
Come and play!!
#35
Posted 24 October 2012 - 06:15 AM
Have some good stories to tell about the Mooloolaba race as well, but may wait until the statute of limitations kicks in.......!!!
#36
Posted 24 October 2012 - 10:06 AM
Fixed and bewdiful even without the Glasshouse background.Sunday saw another beautiful Sunshine Coast Sailing day, 10knts of ESE, entrance dredging a success, flat as Lance Armstrong's veins.
tyres
Sails everywhere, Both clubs represented by different design types and then back ashore, everyone with a smile and a sailing story to tell.
Come and play!!
#37
Posted 24 October 2012 - 10:17 AM
Beautiful day on Sunday, 8 - 15 knots SE - E, flat sea, temp late 20's - 30's, 34 boats, 3 divisions. Short course-Cruising, Short course-Racing,Long course-Racing[Noosa return]
Awesome place to sail.
Who cares?
Hey, this is a US based website. This is not a site for sailing in other countries, particularly yours.
Go away. Eat biscuits or whatever. Form your own f'inf sailing website.
Get the Americas Cup and your San Francisco hosts sorted Douche Rag and then you may, just may be up to the equal of Fremantle and Auckland (scene; DoRag scurrying for an Atlas)
#38
Posted 24 October 2012 - 09:03 PM
#39
Posted 28 October 2012 - 09:05 PM
Last time I was in Mooloolaba was to collect a boat for delivery to Hobart. The yacht club was huge, the marina was huge, and full - full of mostly large yachts. The yacht club was just about the the closest building to the ocean beach. The yacht club was closed... bankrupt, apparently... had been for years and, as far as I know, was for years afterwards... does not compute.
Hi Weylan yes all in the past, The yacht Club is refurbished and open for buisness, great food,cold beer and as I have said great sailing.The entrance getting dredged as we type, so I dont think it will be long before it is even better than it already is.
How is Tony Lyall enjoying his T P?
Now back to our regular programming, SAILING
Haven't spoken to the Doc directly, but as an outside observer, I'd say that his experiences have been "mixed". It was an awesome sight watching them cross our bow doing... I dunno... maybe 25 knots, during the crown series (we were pretty pleased with our 8 - 8.5 at the time, heh).
I believe that they had a pretty tough time in one of the big races up the coast of the other Island (Sydney Gold Coast, maybe) and broke some sails and a steering pedestal (can't say I'd like to be paying for the sail wardrobe on a 52).
Word is that Tony is struggling a bit for crew, but that is strictly bar gossip...
Are Bill and "Custard" Coward still part of the sailing scene up there?
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