South Coast on Monday AM (pix)

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Post by stoive » Mon Dec 31, 2007 4:30 pm

good stuff Salty 8) you get a surf in?

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Post by mustkillmulloway » Mon Dec 31, 2007 6:02 pm

and this just in :arrow:

While holiday makers on the north coast are being evacuated due too the impending cyclone and battling Thu raining flood waters everywhere north of Newcastle :shock:

merimbula bar on the "sunny south coast" is producing perfect waves with very few surfers and locals only too happy to give ya wave :!:

it's not too late cancel your flooded/rainny/unsafe nth coast holiday booking :arrow: go south and score :wink:

p.s this is a community annoucementon and behalf of north coast locals :wink: :lol:

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Post by sean-- » Mon Dec 31, 2007 6:14 pm

Salty just turn off at the golf course and veer left into the abortion known as Shell Cove and take the first roundabout right. Drive past the school and up the hill and over the bridge then it should all become familiar to you. The Farm's no secret and for what its worth it was piss weak , packed and 2 feet. Ideal for my kids today :D

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Post by barrel_nutter27 » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:13 pm

I would have thought pambula rivermouth would be pumping in this NE swell direction rather than merimbula bar, doesn't it need a S swell to fire?
I would love to see some spots around shellharbour like windang, suckhole and reddies right now, they would be on fire!!! And headies too!

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Post by GAV!N » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:25 pm

most of shellharbour would be onshore in the NE'er, mini pipe would probably be cracking, i know somewhere thats about 4-6ft offshore cracking at the moment (not going to say where :lol: ). there was one guy towing in and 3 paddling at about 5pm this arvo, dunno why the guy bothered towing, the guys paddling were getting the best waves by far.

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Post by Butts » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:43 pm

Salty, thanks for the pics (nice HR :wink: ) 8)

Gavin, we'd be keeping that one quiet :wink:
It should be better in the morning 8)

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Post by BOG4N » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:43 pm

barrel_nutter27 wrote: I would love to see some spots around shellharbour... they would be on fire!!!
I looked at The Pool (and Shallows??) around lunch. It was solid (8 feet+) and holding it well.

barrel_nutter27 wrote: I would have thought pambula rivermouth would be pumping in this NE swell direction rather than merimbula bar, doesn't it need a S swell to fire?

:lol: it's a long way from "the humpy".

Yeh, Meribula bar only works on a big South swell. Conversely, the river mouth round the corner .... ohh, so long ago, but still fresh in my mind... definitely works best on a NE swell.

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Post by puurri » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:47 pm

and maybe rabbit island, the shitter reef break and MM shorie?

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Post by mustkillmulloway » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:52 pm

BOG4N wrote:[

Yeh, Meribula bar only works on a big South swell. Conversely, the river mouth round the corner .... ohh, so long ago, but still fresh in my mind... definitely works best on a NE swell.

my work here....seems done :lol: :idea:

p.s and everyone....don't forget...better cancel your nth coast rainy/crowded/close out surf holiday....blow away the deposit

and GO DOWN THE SOUTH COAST THAT HAS EXCELLENT WEATHER AND PLENTY PUMPING WAVES TOO BOOT :!: :idea: :lol:

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Post by stoive » Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:12 pm

what's gonna happen to my uncrowded south coast holiday next week though? with the tourism dept sending everyone south :evil:

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Post by surfanimals » Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:39 pm

Sweet shots Salty - love the first one.

Here's some more South Coast stuff from dawn and dusk today.

Quality poor - sun in the eyes this morning and almost dark tonight !


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Post by Slowman » Tue Jan 01, 2008 3:42 pm

There's that NE wind dang!

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Post by longbum » Tue Jan 01, 2008 9:04 pm

As the photos suggest, it was real shitty down here, bad angle coupled with bad banks = cranky man.
Today wasn't much better.

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Post by Hano » Wed Jan 02, 2008 1:07 am

Slowman wrote:There's that NE wind dang!
Crowd was thicker than this sessions prawn run, chaotic.
Gunna design a remote control shark to rid the pedestrians.

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Post by Johnno » Wed Jan 02, 2008 6:50 am

mustkillmulloway wrote: it's not too late cancel your flooded/rainny/unsafe nth coast holiday booking :arrow: go south and score :wink:

p.s this is a community annoucementon and behalf of north coast locals :wink: :lol:
I'll second that ................ motion carried. :lol:

Drive safely.......... but just go home !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......... :wink:

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