Might be a big call but this morning and yesterday was the best I've had it on the Goldy in quite a while. November was all wall to wall northerlies and mostly flat.
Sure, I probably missed the odd sesh here and there over the last few weeks due to working on the new shop. But the current run of solid clean waves on the points is what it is all about. Enjoy! - Mark

BoardCulture said...

the current run of solid clean waves on the points is what it is all about. Enjoy! - Mark

The points boys, the points...
3-7 long long good ones on the points is better that 27 short ones on the beachies!

I remember a series of days at Tee Tree when it was knee high, mid winter, almost nobody out, and I still scored 225m rides... ride after ride... I'll remember those waves for the rest of my life.

I hit a beachie rocky point thing today, with peaky little waves. I'll probably remember those crappy waves for a while, because it was a location that I don't normally bother with. I'll remember it because I'll be telling myself to "not rush back!".

The Points!

I had 2 1/2 hours out on my not so new but only used once before board on Wednesday. I got in from work at 5.45 pm, down the beach unloading the board at 6, then surfed a small peak with just one other until half 8 ish...very small but well appreciated I can tell you

did have anything else to surf except the dw 14 at you know where.

really good fun. good middle ones and some the wide bombs.

regular rides to laceys. nice being on a ### with the big paddle backs

Please leave some for next week when I come up, I am in desperate need of some decent waves!!!