When we got into the water (9:30am) there was high tide, and the beach looked like this:
Once we got out (aroung 12:30pm) it was like this:
...which is a little bit weird because you could almost walk from Laida to Mudaka keeping your feet dry... that's low tide in the Basque Country! :)
To give you an idea, look at the map below. The distance marked here is 400m, that's where the seashore was at the end of the session. A long walk expected us to get back to the parking...
Some technical notes. I shooted the video above using a different mount for the GoPro, the helmet front mount module plus the curved adhesive fixing part (see picture below). This provides the camera better stability than the vented helmet strap I used for most of my previous videos. I'm quite happy about the result. This mount allows a different (and, in my opinion, a better) shooting angle too. The only drawback is the fact that I'm a little bit afraid of loosing the camera while riding... I don't really trust in the adhesive to keep the camera fixed onto the helmet. I think it makes sense to add a leash in order to prevent the camera getting lost in case it detaches from the helmet.
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Complimenti Francesco, vedo che diventi sempre più confident sulle onde e anche con i salti :-)
E c'hai ragione, si vede proprio che ti sei divertito!
domandine tecniche: quant'era il vento e le temperature fuori dentro l'acqua :-) ?
Ciao, Maurizio.
Grazie Maurizio,
non potendo giocare a calcetto (non trovo una squadra degna della mia classe) mi dedico ad altro.
Vento all'incirca 14-20 nodi, temperatura dell'aria sui 10-12 gradi, acqua non so. Accettabile da queste parti.
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