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SEASONS
seasons
IN THE SUN
WORDS: MIC BRIGNALL
PICS: LAUREN BUCKLAND (CAPTURE
PHOTOGRAPHY)
KRIS BENTHAM
(CLAIRE EDMEAD PHOTOGRAPHY)
LUKE SPARKS (CLAIRE EDMEAD PHOTOGRAPHY)
LUKE BROWN (CLAIRE EDMEAD PHOTOGRAPHY)
WHY GO ABROAD AND WORK IN THE
SUNSHINE TEACHING GUESTS TO
WINDSURF? The answer may be obvious but
just in case you’re scratching your head
Mic Brignall will explain all.
7:30:
7:40:
7:50:
8:00:
8:30:
8:45:
9:30:
9:45:
12:30:
14:15:
17 :45:
18:30:
19:00:
21:00:
22:00:
Wake up (very occasionally slightly the worse
for wear – not a good idea)
Rake through washing to find clean board
shorts (decide to do washing later)
Head to resort (using flip flops, longboard,
or boat)
Fight for space on toastie machine
Morning beach meeting
Beach set-up (safety boat launched, boats
rigged, everything washed – not clothes,
unfortunately)
Beach opens
Teaching starts – beginner lessons first
Lunchtime (time to load up on carbs)
Intermediate and advanced lessons/regatta
Tidy up beach, ready for the next day
Grab some dinner
Head to the bar for a drink or two with the team
and/or guests
Have a gyros on the way home
Sleep!
'You are living the dream!'
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WIND
SURFING