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marauding mullet wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 31, 2023 12:42 pm
Hey foamy, I hope your friends aren't still at Streaky, looks like a fatal attack at Granites

They have left Streaky Bay, mm. Thanks for your concern. They are still on the Eyre Peninsula. Some of their friends rocked up at that beach for a surf 10 minutes after the fatal attack. Sad business.

I read this 6 year old Nick Carroll short piece the other day. I liked it.

https://surfingworld.com.au/nick-carrol ... limitless/

Good article, Steve. Very Steve-ish. Which is what is wanted. Well done.

I’m sure Bruce Brown did gild the lily a lot but he could also only know what locals told him. But they reckon the sandbanks there have changed a lot from when the shore was primarily coastal dunes to now heavy coastal development.

Matt Branson ‘came out’ 15 years after he left the pro tour.

I’m reminded of this Sunshine Beach clip from 7 years ago. And no, it isn’t regularly this good. Though I was out there a few years before this and it was similar. That was also a June swell. One of the chaps out there on my session reckoned it was about the best he’d surfed it in the 20 years he’d ...

Nice to see him off those dreaded little twinnies.

About 30 years ago, a friend of mine and her 1 year old baby were on a boat in bad weather in the Lombok Strait. The boat started to sink. She knew she was in serious trouble when the Indonesian crew starting crying.

BA wrote: ↑
Sun Aug 13, 2023 5:51 pm
Speaking of which. My sister is currently here. Friends of theirs own this apartment. They’ve offered me a week there anytime I like. What’s the best time you reckon for best chance of a week of swell? Feb/March thereabouts?

In its TOO MUCH SAND phase.

“And when it’s time for leaving Mozambique
To say goodbye to sand and sea
You turn around to take a final peek
And you see why it’s so unique to be
Among the lovely people living free
Upon the beach of sunny Mozambique”

Well, that’s just what Bob Dylan reckoned.

Are the bait balls mainly pilchards?

All Cranked has said is that he knows what it means for his preferred break on the Bukit and he finds it, from long experience, a reliable guide there.

Cranked wrote: ↑
Thu Jan 16, 2020 7:52 pm
Just about 1000kJs in a baguette. A thousand kJs is when I get interested in a surf, two thousand kJs very interested, three thousand kJs starting to worry, four thousand kJs I'm just gonna watch.

So there we have it, 1-4 baguettes is all we need for surf reporting.

I enjoyed this catch-up with Bobby Martinez on Surfline. He’s still with his Aussie wife which is nice. I think she’s from the Gold Coast.

https://www.surfline.com/surf-news/bobb ... eak/182172

I saw some footage of Harry Bryant. He wanted to get a wave at Pipe. He got to the beach before first light. It was dark. He went well down the beach and paddled out. He looped around the back to sit on second reef. He hadn’t been able to observe conditions from the beach. As soon as there was a gli...

Air temp 7° on the sunny coast this morning.

That’s a log alright. They are not normally particularly heavy these days. Are they, longboarders?

Her boyfriend was cheering her on at Margaret River. A handsome fellow.

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