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pretty sure it would have been posted by now.

I'm glad Buddys gal didn't get a photo of me going Cnut up on the rocks with a gutful of beer and prawns.

shoulders look open to me.

yes she did. cheers for that, if you could pass it on.

another sneaky sesh with some bumpy fun head high runners.

me and Buddy and my son.

buddy wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 25, 2020 1:04 pm

7-9.30am, Double up nugs with minimal crowd. How good!

went like Indo-glass where I was.

don't listen to the hater Iggs.
it's a nice fan.

godamn that was fun.

didn't expect to be surfing glassy OH point surf with a light crowd Xmas day.

godsavethequeen wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 24, 2020 7:20 pm

Nuggets in the 6’6 and up range are primarily beginner/very low intermediate boards. Lots of float, forgiving rails, not much happening underneath. Go ok in anything. Very popular in Holland and Scandinavia I’ve heard

it was golden, right on the back foot. pow. really crisp.

put the gates up Beany.

nothing then.

close-out rock runners.

did one good backhand reo opening up the shoulders Godsave.

what would you do if the evidence came down the pike?

Anymore Bonzers left?

I'm just trying to inspire Godsave who is stuck in a little rut tick tacking on his fcukknuyckle. I think you need to sort out your backhand first. I was fretting about it when I was in the water this morning and concluded that it’s mostly in the shoulders. You really need to open them up on your b...

the air?

I think 2ft out.

waves: punchy, onshore 3/4ft.

I'm just trying to inspire Godsave who is stuck in a little rut tick tacking on his fcukknuyckle.

winds swung offshore.
I'm going for an air.

your mate was absolutely correct in predicting that storm from the ENE would activate and transport some of the sand stuck off Cape Byron Boo.

Huge sand slug now washed into Clarkes.

almost a 100m of beach width there now. amazing.