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Had a surf at daybreak at far North end of Palm Beach yesterday. Onshore 3 foot slop, more of a paddle than a surf, but I can cross Sydney off the places I've surfed list now. First time on the Northern beaches and got to see virtually every nook and cranny of whole thing from Palm beach to Balmoral...

Nick Carroll wrote:I dunno what the surfs going to be like next Saturday, I bet it rains if there's some big walk happening,

If you were any righter it'd be wrong, misses got her days mixed up, it's tomorrow…Friday..forecast = crap.
Who do you like in race 5 at Randwick next Saturday?

Offy do you plan to meet up with your son in Thailand then travel together to somewhere to surf?

Zippy little 3 foot shore break just North, yesterday and today.
Plenty of waves when you only have to paddle back 20 seconds from waste deep water to get out again.

- sure a niche market, but a lot of the more (apparently) successful shapers work to a niche market (say McTavish or Grant Miller for the older (and fatter) guys). . I"m not sure Grant works to a niche market, he just puts a lot of thought into every one of his customer's boards, maybe he's just on...

Nick Carroll wrote: I bet it rains if there's some big walk happening, .

No you're getting confused with ANZAC day.

When reading anything to do with board performance the term "release" comes up all the time. I used to know a bit about board design and performance lingo in bygone single fin days, but I don't remember that term being bandied about. So what's it mean? Secondly, my wife is doing a Coastrek fundraisi...

Indo's quite often leave 3 zeros off like this for example, note the red print just below the table…..
http://pondokpiscesbali.com/index.php/c ... iew/26/37/

JSB wrote:Also are the all the waves accessible now or still for certain camps and how much does it cost for boat transfers out to surf spots.

By govt. decree, in 2010 I think, the surf is for anyone and everyone. Amen.

nick, what do you reckon moves a person to steal an environmental data buoy? Recreational fishermen, the same thing happens here. Dept. of primary industries put 25 FADs off the coast of NSW for rec fishes. For reasons known only to themselves, some fishes tie up to the "do not tie up" sign and bre...

northeasterly wrote: The whole religion/right wing connection has never made sense to me. .

Faith is O.K….religion is a business.

swvic wrote: We're not the source of the cash. It's the kids -

Well, kind of…...until they're in their mid twenties, they get the cash from grumpy old know-it-alls and pass it on.

ajohnsen wrote:Who's volunterring their garage or basement?

You can borrow my rape dungeon, Abbott took all the fun out of it by not resisting.

[quote="scot"] but he is not going to press charges./quote]
That might be the way it works in America, in Australia it's not up to anyone to press charges, other than the cops. They would need the victim to make a formal complaint of course, or they wouldn't have a case in court.

It has been pointed out to me, that I'm a cock with ears.

Surfnsmurf wrote:is that you mm?

Yeah

We get some nice marauding Kings in Lake Macquarie, they show up every year around the same time, Oct./Nov.
The only thing you have to worry about is other boats running over your line. 100 cm and 80cm. Both caught in the lake.
Bragging? A bit.

Sounds like your diet in Oz is either lacking something or too much of the processed preservatives and numbers in our food. Indo has fresh food with very little to no processed/preserved food. Do you eat alot of processed meat like ham etc when in oz. try cutting out as much processed food out of y...