My Readers Share the Stoke …
Zara Davis, the world’s fastest female windsurfer, on her roof terrace in El Médano Tenerife. 
Robin Koeleman in the Phillipines jungle demonstrates what a laidback read ‘Too Close to the Wind’ is. 
Windsurf guru, Peter Hart, in Brandon Bay, Ireland—the location for the final chapters of ‘Too Close to the Wind’. 
Martin Cox sent me this beautiful photo, taken at Gwithian beach, Cornwall, UK. 
Windsurfing coach Luke Baille shares the Stoke at Playa sur, El Médano Tenerife. 
Still Life: ‘Book with Bread’ by Mark (Mav) Mavrogordato, Melbourne, Astralia. 
The legend that is Colin (Whippy) Dixon sharing the Stoke at my home beach in Tenerife. 
Gera, on Colin’s forward loop clinic in Tarifa, Andalusia, Spain. 
Good reading for the beach (photo by Karen Cochrane at Playa la Tejita, Tenerife). 
Italian artist, Claudiamaria Sini, tells me that my book is a fun way to learn English vocabulary (eg “Share the Stoke”). 
Max Speakman, West Kirby, UK. I love the way the Kindle is balanced precariously, with the windsurfer speeding along in the background. 
The author shares the Stoke with Fellow windsurfer, Evelien De Buck, at his home beach in Tenerife. 
Pete Davis and Ziggy on their roof terrace, overlooking Cabezo beach. What a location! 
This one is from Mike Robinson … 36,000 feet above the Atlantic. 
Victoria at home in Ireland (one of the locations in the book). I love her expression and the moody lighting. 
Katrin, on holiday here in El Medano, my home town in Tenerife. 
Colin Whippy Dixon sent me this pic from his clinic at SoloSports, Punta San Carlos, Baja, Mexico. 
Another of Colin’s clients reading my novel in the bar at SoloSports, Punta San Carlos, Baja. 
Another pic from Colin’s clinic at SoloSports, Punta San Carlos, Baja. 
Thanks to Michael Maeyer for sharing the Stoke … 
Juergen Segger at Stavoren in the Netherlands. 
My friend Martyn Bell, The Mayor of Chichester. We used to windsurf together, back in the day. . 
Pic no 2, taken by Juergen Segger at Stavoren. 
Fellow Tenerife author Isabelle in a carnival mood. 
Linda, reading my book in a parallel, Alice-Through-the-Looking-Glass universe 🙂 
Thanks to Isabella Gontijo, a fellow windsurfer from Brazil for this pic. 
Ben (Samoa) 
Ben (Samoa) 
Steven in Sedot Yam, Hefa, Israel. 
Steven in Sedot Yam, Hefa, Israel.
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