Why they call it The Cut
Because of the Great White sharks. fortunately, it seemed like they were eating their seal dinners somewhere else today. I didn't see too many fins anyway (none). I counted my toes before the session and after, and the number was the same. So I think I didn't lose any. The Cut, Windsurfed, 15-25, S, 5.2/RW 85 & Acid94, with Gerry, Scott, Leif, Simon from Quebec, Des beach visit, others. |
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Excellent photo. I think that way partly because I haven't been to the cut. Most of the pics of kiters I see put up on the web don't excite me at all, though. I really see too many of them, both the kiters and their photos.
You see fins regularly up there? I've only seen one in my life" and it was a distinctly unenjoyable experience (ie scared me good!) How big are they?
By, "not too many", I meant none. Sorry, just bad sarcasm. This is where they were spotting Great Whites from boats and a helicopter a few months ago. They closed down beaches etc. If I saw a fin I'd be out of the weater before you could spit!
Great whites! Yow. I saw some of that footage. What do you suppose all those sharks were eating? It must have been Apocalypse Seal somewhere.
I think they're attracted to all the cute female windsurfers, surfers and kiters in chatham, but the burgeoning seal population could have something to do with it too.
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