Surprised I didn't see you at the dingo yesterday :p Then again...I don't know what you look like hahaha

subasurf said...

Surprised I didn't see you at the dingo yesterday :p Then again...I don't know what you look like hahaha

I didnt get out of work until 5pm, it was almost dark!! Would have been good eh

subasurf said...

heading there now. Just knocked off so quick rush down.

I may not get a surf in tonight, but I will get a root thats almost as good

Doggie wins...

I did get a freakish 1 second tube before is assploaded me all over the low tide sand bank hahaha....bloody Cottesloe.

Does she charge extra to film?

Pack your shortboards away and get out your sails coz tomorrow looks like its gonna be on
Its gotta suck balls to be only a shortboarder

subasurf said...

Surfed yesterday when it was so windy I could hardly sit on my board.

Sounds like a lot of fun.

subasurf said...

Beats kite surfing that's for sure.

What planet are you on?

subasurf said...

Same one as you
I'm just really not a fan of kite surfing

Me neither But you gotta admit that surfing in strong onshore winds is of the devil[}:)] That's why windsurfing was invented

Beachbreak insanity on Sunday. Where was everyone? I parked my car right next to the path to the beach, and there were really only two of us within 100m of anyone else. That was right in front of the path, and there were about 10 people within 500m. Dirty water, I thought I might get sick from stormwater runoff but as of today I've dodged the bullet. I was late getting down and the wind spoiled it a bit after lunch. The early was obviously the go.

Today was Antarctic. My feet are still frozen. The sand was intense, both on the way down and on the way back. It had to be done though, with a rapidly dropping swell and flatness forever in the forecast. Waves were miniscule but clean. Too small to float my fat arse.

doggie said...

Missed out on Sunday, mind was elsewhere. Should have been good

You still thinking of Mrs Palmer? It was 2-3', glassy and hollow, lumpy and wedgy. Lots of closeouts, but in between a wedgy little peak would line up perfectly, unloading and spitting on the shallow sand until the wind spoiled things. When I arrived as far as I could see from the sand dunes it was firing in both directions. Dawn to 11:30am would've been perfect.

doggie said...
I think everyone got spooked by the wind forcast...

That was me!! Lined up some 'household jobs' that'd been on the list for a while - and slept in after a few drinks Sat night... by the time my fuzzy eyes realised it was a true offshore it was 10:00am and I was too far into my 'chores' to leave them for another day

Sunday was good. Was in at 7, no wind at all, really glassy. Pretty lumpy but some nice ones came through between the closeouts. Trigg was pretty much deserted, I think the howling onshore prediction tricked everybody.

Today was really clean but small and oh so cold. In at 7 and only a few others out for as far as I could see.

I hate the cold, but it really keeps the crowds away!

Jesus, prices have gone up again since I last shot there.

Yeah it's bull****. Being a shooter in Australia is not an easy/cheap thing