01 . 05 . 23
It didn’t look like much but there were a few bumpy ones to be had at low tide, you don’t know until you go!
01 . 05 . 23
It didn’t look like much but there were a few bumpy ones to be had at low tide, you don’t know until you go!
Here are some words from Ally about this mornings session:
” When we first got to the beach we took a chance, thinking there would be enough wave shape to take the surfboards in, and we definitely made the right call, despite the rip tide making it very difficult to link up and film waves being riden. It was fun to catch up with Mat and Chris who we hadn’t seen in a while, and the beauty of onshore, questionable conditions is… we had the waves all to our selves!”
Mat was riding his 9’6 Tea Trea
Chris was sharing Ally’s 6’4 Woodburner
Paul was on our 9’1 Wicket
James rode his 5’10 Fetch
See ya next week!
At first light, we raced down to a beach on the south coast to beat the tide and wind and prayed for some friendly waves. We were glad we packed the...
We completed workshop number 112 in 2024, here's a huge thank you to everyone who joined us to come and make their own wooden surfboard!
