Saturday, 20 May 2006
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9 comments:
Long Point was 6-8ft this morning. Quite big and ugly, many a wipe out and long paddles for lost boards!!! Dunno's locals Stu Carese,Kerry McNally and Neil Brew made the trek down early and were blessed for their effort. A few others went out but had to pick their waves.
st clair this morning was the best it's been in ages, just really long right handers, so much fun
I heard it was pumping then.. the lady in the cafe said around 9 there were a few really good surfers out there. Kinda wished I went straight to St Clair first instead of down the line to Brighton, oh well.
midnight; amazing moon and surf looked great with long rights and a few lefts, maybe Sunday will be good?
nearly 7am, hope so ;)
Got to St Clair around 8am this morning, hung around taking pics and having an experiment with the camera settings. Just about to download them and prepare them for the blog, hopefully I will have something online around 10am!! he he for a change :0)
well I would have had them up by now, if I didn't rush back down to St Clair when I got a text that some guys were ripping out back.. oh well.
top right is a really good shot..looks quite tropical and exotic..where is it by the way?
top right pic is at Ocean View, Dunedin, about 15 mins south of the city just before you get to Brighton. Yeah, the pic has a nice warm glow to it, taken about 10am so the light was still soft.
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