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Saturday, August 2, 2014

Mast-Mount Cam WindSUP Session

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Last week we had a about a day and half where the Gulf of Mexico actually produced some 10-15 knot onshore wind and 1-2' waves. I made t...
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Sunday, July 20, 2014

Summertime Single-Digit Winds in SW Florida

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The Gulf of Mexico is vast body of water; 1.6 million km2; more than 6 times larger than all of the Great Lakes combined. The beaches of So...
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Sunday, July 6, 2014

I'm Married - Woo Hoo! + Snorkeling Videos

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About three years ago I met Rhonda Mason on a date in downtown Boston. I knew almost instantly that she was the one for me, but it naturally...
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Ingebritsen's Favorite Board (of all time, by far)

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It's the Exocet Kona/Curve 11'5, ridden here by Exocet Boss Patrice Belbeoch... ***** Two important types of people in the winds...
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Saturday, May 31, 2014

May 2014 Caloosahatchee Seagrass Fieldwork Slideshow

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NOTE: This is a very sciencey post, which is also presented on my pure-science blog, http://drdouglass.blogspot.com/ I haven't quite fi...
Sunday, May 18, 2014

Zipping on the Step-Tail Twin-Fin WindSUP

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I continue to be smugly pleased with my modifications to the Angulo Surfa 10'4" windsurfable SUP. Whereas the original board loved ...
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Sunday, May 11, 2014

Rundown of Spring 2014

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I had a busy spring semester of teaching and research at Florida Gulf Coast University and didn't have much leisure time to spend on blo...
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James Douglass
I'm a marine biology professor at Florida Gulf Coast University. My professional page is here, my personal blog is here, and my no-longer-maintained science blog is here.
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