Latest Session Updated on 25 Feb 2011

February 2011
Ah yes – time to reflect on life and other things in general. The fact that it’s February in Gauteng means that we are not currently blessed with wind and frustration levels within the local sailing community are rather high. And it also doesn’t really help that I’m sitting here in this design review in sunny-bloody-Secunda breathing noxious “fugitive” emissions and having to listen to a bunch of engineers changing the design for the nth time – why ? Because they can. My frustration creeps further up the frusto-meter scale as we enter the next 30 minutes of discussion relating to a “no flow” issue on a 3/4” line – the only “no flow” scenario I’m worried about is that there is no water passing around the fin of my board. What on earth does all of this engineering nonsense have to do with sailing anyway? Absolutely nothing...


Guys at TCC on Sunday 11 October 2009

The Bronks Gust Busters

Basically we are a bunch of people who meet up on a fairly regular basis to go windsurfing. Our sailing abilities range from just starting out to really quite impressive. On an ideal sailing day we will have all got out on the water and had a good time with the reassurance that you have a whole bunch of sailing buddies looking out for you.

Our focus is on recreational sailing rather than racing, with friendly help always on hand.

If it’s windy, then you will find somebody to sail with via the grapevine or the forum on this website.