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First week I was in Indo Magic Seaweed did alright.
Second week they overcooked the fcuk out of it.

Well, as I concluded after my hard hitting investigative journalism in the wave models thread (viewtopic.php?f=4&t=34569&start=18), it's not 100% accurate but it's good enough

did you just link to another thread on Realsurf in your own real surf post?

to back up your own point?

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:45 pm

did you just link to another thread on Realsurf in your own real surf post?

to back up your own point?

Indeed. As it's Realsurf's only dispassionate non-hysterical evidence-based evaluation of the effectiveness of magicseaweed's forecasting, there's a pretty strong argument to linking to it on a weekly basis. I might even include it in my signature

I never click links so it might as well be Beanpole talking about what he had for dinner tonight.

Oh well, never mind. It's in the 'wave models' thread, seven below this one. It's only a two-pager and nobody mentions dinner

Does Cranked talk about McCoy's?

Does the kilojoule shit in the woods?

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:57 pm

I never click links so it might as well be Beanpole talking about what he had for dinner tonight.

Salmon and salad

Beanpole wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:36 pm

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 17, 2018 9:57 pm

I never click links so it might as well be Beanpole talking about what he had for dinner tonight.

Salmon and salad

Omnipresent

.....and omnivorous.

Wollongong region.

First session was a thumpy chest to head high. Some good peaky ones amongst it, but also lots of washy shutdowns. Best show was put on by an older cronulla surfer, the shaper of carverley surfboards. His board was a wide point forward midlength with a pulled in pintail and twin fins set well forward. He was forehand on the lefts, getting in as early and deep as possible and making a climb-drop speed run to the shouder then banking off into these beautiful wrapping cutbacks.

Second session was a bit further south, waist to chest high and much better shape, peeling off all the way through with a fairly dredgy inside bowl section. Some young fella was out there sprinting down the line then launching these 360 forward rotation aerials. No idea what they’re called but he pulled off at least half of them.

Lumpy, rippy, wind blown Manly. Lots of duck diving, although head high and at least a bit of push.

Miraculously got a park at Tama. Breaking way out. Super easy paddle out from McKenzies. Too crowded and blew the only really good big one I got. Lots of waiting between sets.

Mid-north end Maroubra. Chest to head high. Fairly lumpy and sluggish but plenty waves coming through and some turns to be had.

Long Reef yesterday (smaller)and Wednesday (head highish).

Average but fun chest to head beachies. After 3 days of wake skating the 7' single felt a little strange.