Journal
The latest news and stories from our workshop, and beyond.
The latest news and stories from our workshop, and beyond.
Dropping the kids off at school, running down to the beach and finding some small, gentle waves to play in is the perfect start to the week! Liz joined James this morning down at Porthtowan for a few slides on her bellyboard and shared the waves with a couple of friends. Lots of giggling, silliness and laughter had us all in high spirirts until poor Liz stood on a weaver fish in the low-tide shallow water (amazingly caught on camrea!)....
With the last few days of the school holidays upon us, James was keen to share a Monday morning surf club session with his son, William. The waves...
James has been out of the water due to an injured ankle, so he was stoked to go for a paddle yesterday with his mum!
It's been a few weeks since we got in the sea on a Monday morning, so we were stoked when Chris called to say, 'it's on!'...
Plenty of onshore wind, seaweed and whitewater at the beach this morning, but in true MMSC style - we still managed to find a couple!
A very lumpy, dumpy dip at an onshore mid tide Porthtowan this morning…
After a fairly long flat spell we were treated with a few fun crumbly ones in the sun!
We still managed to find some overhead screamers this morning despite the 'flat spell'!
It was such a beautiful morning down at the beach, complete with overhead (on our bellys:-) peelers!
A beautiful dreamy haze greeted us at the beach this morning, complete with high tide lumps washing through...
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!
We have been really lucky with the surf on Mondays, so we knew we were in for a change... luckily we had the bellyboards in the van!
Sunshine and hollow, low-tide waves made for a super fun morning!
Wow what a morning, some of the best waves we have ever seen at the wall...
It was Bow's last morning with us and it was a beauty...
Bow and Andy made the most of a wedgey, unpredictable morning at Portreath, awesome commitment!
There was a lot of cross-shore wind coming up to high tide, making the sea look very uninviting at the bottom of the hill, so we went searching for...
