^ +1 but don't over do it

Pup & I scored some filth this morning, not many out & some overhead screamers...thought I would have got some footage with the soloshot that arrived yesterday, but I farked up pointing the camera slightly to the right or something & filmed the shoulder

sat-sun-mon looking good ted

MickPC said..

^ +1 but don't over do it

Pup & I scored some filth this morning, not many out & some overhead screamers...thought I would have got some footage with the soloshot that arrived yesterday, but I farked up pointing the camera slightly to the right or something & filmed the shoulder

you betcha dear sweet nutsacks we did mate - got cleaner & cleaner & cleaner

Its crap here . Blowing southerly and no swell. Had to bring a boat from Port Hacking to Port Kembla this morning punching into a southerly all the way back

^^^^
You lucky little Supercat you

smh said..

Its crap here . Blowing southerly and no swell. Had to bring a boat from Port Hacking to Port Kembla this morning punching into a southerly all the way back

how did your back handle that mate, thats one big no no for me... a bouncing boat

Simondo said..

^^ Double Over-Ankle!!

Well overhead at Bells today... I'm buggered! Another long session... Even my leg muscles are a bit sore, getting through so many bottom turns!

Courtney Conlogue was out there actually... Ripping it! Getting in some practice before Easter. She told me she racked up 8 hours at Bells yesterday. Surfed almost all day!

http://www.aspworldtour.com/athletes/835/courtney-conlogue

Gotta agree this morning was very very nice indeed down here...especially as I am still in my springy!

Nowhere it's crap here - not even 1/10 Ted

MR - I just do not get excited about small waves - sorry !!! !! !!! I like it when it has some punch. I just get sick of the reporter who claims thats a 4/10 day and then when its 6ft perfection he calls it an 7 or 8. Weird.


Cheeky croc spotted surfing at Dripstone Cliffs
A CHEEKY crocodile has been spotted body surfing at a popular Darwin beach.

Onlookers were amused to see the croc playing around in the waves at Dripstone Cliffs late yesterday afternoon.

The saltie attracted a curious crowd with NT News Facebookers saying it was moving around in the water without a care.

The croc certainly didn?t mind the amateur paparazzi who braved a possible sudden attack by creeping close to the water?s edge to take some photos.

This sighting follows a 3.5m saltie at Gunn Point by two fishos on the weekend.

Crocs don?t mind the choppier stuff, with a saltie recently scaring surfers out of the water at another Darwin city beach last month.The group of surfers ? including ABC Darwin journalist Michael Coggan ? were catching waves off Nightcliff beach at high tide about 2pm on February 6 when they became aware of cries from onlookers on the beach that there was a crocodile in pursuit.

Luckily, they escaped with their lives and their surfboards.

Unreal Ted good onyas for doing the righty fark that sort of shizz hey

Ted the Kiwi said..

Went for a surf this morning with very low expectations and was pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately for one young bloke he had a seizure and 4 of us had to paddle him in. Bloody scary. If his mate had not been so close to him when it kicked off he would not have made it. Then it was a very long run back to the car park to locate a phone. Felt for the ambos having to do the long walk in with all their gear. The fella is all good but I found the whole experience very frightening and a good reminder that I need to do a first aid refresher course now not soon. Stay safe out there fellas.

funny ted, we were talking about that this morning- doing a refresher

got some at the alley midday ish. some size there.


rode the hotlog but i'm looking forward to the hp board

laceys lane said..

got some at the alley midday ish. some size there.


rode the hotlog but i'm looking forward to the hp board

how was it mate how was the vest

laceys lane said..

got some at the alley midday ish. some size there.


rode the hotlog

truly inspiring

Some nice ones today - it really feels like the early stages of Mike are starting to kick in at long last - been a very long wait! Speaking of which the waits between sets was very long today. It was a session of quality waves as opposed to a high quantity of them. Looking forward to getting back out there shortly.