17 . 03 . 24
It’s not often for us that the conditions and surfers line up for a nice photo, here’s Ally who was floating around with a camera on Monday to tell you more…
17 . 03 . 24
It’s not often for us that the conditions and surfers line up for a nice photo, here’s Ally who was floating around with a camera on Monday to tell you more…
Gani with a solid bottom turn, showing off one of the glass on fins, featuring the same wood lay-up as the 5’10 Fetch he’s surfing.
Some of the waves stayed open all the way, here’s James racing to the hollow inside on the trusty 6’4 Woodburner.
James on a foamy re-entry, a cool angle providing a different perspective on the rights that were steaming through.
Gani made the most of the small fat faces with a couple of lovely cutbacks.
Possibly our favourite photo from the session. James sneaking into an inside wall which ended up needing a quick exit, his face tells you everything you need to know!
This was a session to be remembered, consistent waist high rights peaking up and rolling through, James and Gani on good form and great light with the sun having just peaked over the top of the cliffs, showing off the dimpled glassy texture of the waves.
Hopefully you enjoyed the visuals as much as we enjoy sharing them!
As it is with surfing, this splash around only left us wanting more, here’s to all the future waves that choose to end their long journey across the sea with us…
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!
Here's Jonathan to tell you what it was like joining us in our workshop to make a wooden surfboard...
