danny1 wrote:thoguth this morning was gonna be perfect for my fav spot. Was so confident paddled out at 6.30 in near pitch black just to get me eye in. As sun rose realised the swell was wonky. Had a few good drops but that was it.
Chris F wrote:Never turn your back on a wave....
Leven wrote:Chris F wrote:Never turn your back on a wave....
This. Done it numerous times, and always ended up wishing I'd got in at the first place I'd been....Also, set myself a New Year goal of if I drive somewhere for a surf, I've got to get in. It's led to some fun session, and some absolute hammerings....
Nilaul wrote:Well today, had the wave forecast showing about 1.8m. Traveled all the way down to be greeted with a 0.3- 0.5m waves, turns out the swell was coming in from a different angle then expected so that lovely swell was practically non existent. However it was still surf-able and made a few friends; but dam that forecast was disappointing.
Nilaul wrote:Well today, had the wave forecast showing about 1.8m. Traveled all the way down to be greeted with a 0.3- 0.5m waves, turns out the swell was coming in from a different angle then expected so that lovely swell was practically non existent. However it was still surf-able and made a few friends; but dam that forecast was disappointing.
Philshoz wrote:Hope that mends soon Leven.(Arnica should help) Half term is crazy here also. I hope you blasted her after a response like that.
I thought you had gone off on a mission last week up North somewhere? Was I mistaken?
Eventually you get so old you can only do an hour - but you still get two waves, so it ends up epic!JayP wrote:Those doubles eh?
I had a mare today in epic waves. Made all the wrong decisions and ended up in 5 hours of paddling catching a grand total of 2 waves. 2. In 5 hours. Of non stop paddling. 5 hours. Non stop.
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