


Back on the road again on Wednesday, for a quick sprint to catch a 6.5m swell. These shots are from the 'warm up' beach on the high tide, which turned out to be great fun, a fast beach break with a fun close out after 2 or 3 hits, full power on 5.0 Combat and 74 quad.


We then moved on from here to sail the real deal further along the coast, once the tide had backed off a bit.
This final shot is of Colin, son of Alan Harris from Surfdock, dropping into a nice one. I got a few bombs, but the camera was not rolling for these... so they will have to stay in my memory !
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1 comment:
SICK.INSANE.LOVE THESE PICS! No, seriously..........
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