Ha!.

Yeah my small car does make my Naish board look big doesn't it..

I know the 11'6" Naish is big and floaty but I think I'd need at least two of them to float my Swift..

Hey Brooko..I wonder if I mounted the board the right way up and then went as fast as I can it might take off..

Champ..We have had some good days..It was very glassy wasn't it...It was almost oily..

This is the road to Point Leo..It has a very slow speed limit..
Here we are.
Phil was standing out the front of his new shop talking to some lady.
I've known Phil and Paul Trigger for yonks..and I haven't seen him for ages..I've had some epic day with him in the past out on the point...
He's a very good surfer..and a great windsurfer in his day.
It was great to see him and he said come and check out my new SUP that he made himself..It's right there in the window.
Seeing that surfboard cut into the still standing tree out the front made me think of Surf's Up..The penguin movie..
Here's Phil's latest SUP...It's 10' x 28"..He's using sugar deck for grip..The old time windsurfers would remember that..He said it works well.
Here's some of Phil's trophy's.
I noticed all the old surfboards all over the walls and roof..He said yeah we're putting a surf museum together and logging all the info about all the old boards.
He has asked all the shops that make boards to give them all the info about their past..This is Triggers history..

..Check out how many boards he's made.
He started telling me about some of the boards...It was so interesting.
He said see that blue and red board with the number two on it.
It was made for a Melbourne football club player and all the other guys in the team put in money for it to be made for him..It was for his birthday..(his 21st I think)
Phil said check this one out..It's one of the very first leggies..It had knots tied in the rope for pulling the board back to you..and even had the original dog collar on it.
Phil said that their first board made had Trigger Bros sign written on the boards by hand by a sign writter...This is one of them.
They have some SUP boards there and he agrees with me..It's gunna be HUGE!!
We talked about paddles and he showed me what he uses and he then came out and checked out my Kialoa paddle..He liked it..

I asked if he could come for a SUP with me and he said There's no swell..and I said Bugger!..and that I'll go down and check it out anyway..even if it's only one foot.
I said bye to Phil and said I'd catch up with him soon for a SUP session at the point...I can't wait..I'm looking forward to trying his new 10'er.
A stone throw from his shop is the entry for the point..In summer you have to pay a few bucks entry.
I drove straight to the point lookout and found that's it's changed a bit..You can't park real close anymore and watch from you car..Bummer!
I also noticed something on one of the post.
Well I guess it's better than leaving used condoms on the ground..
The point looked ok for a quick SUP session.
Looking close it looked at least 2'.
I parked at the place that I've parked at hundreds of times over the years..Nothing's changed here.
It's a bit of a hike down the steps at the point and the tide looked a bit low..But still good enough..I couldn't wait to get wet.
I paddled out through the little gap in the rocks that I knew so well..and didn't take my camera because I didn't want to carry my bum-bag.
Sorry about no pics..I did look for someone who could snap a few for me but there was no one about.
I caught a few waves but it was getting very shallow and suck rocks were starting to show so my sesh was short..besides I had to leave and get to work..Bugger.
Next time I'll get some pics in the waves...Hope you like my pics.
DJ