Journal

Breath Work

Breath Work

Breath Work This morning started off slow, but too early. The Daylight Savings removal has caught up and the boys were up at 5am Just a little bit too early. So I took them down the local and for the most part, was overcast and moody. The sun finally poked his head...

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Babyccino

Babyccino

Babyccino I have only ever spoken the word "Babyccino" out loud and thats what i wanted to title this journal entry... But, what? I had no idea it was spelt like that. Well, it was Babyccino waves this morning at the local. The Marshmellow on top was the warmth in the...

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The return of light

The return of light

The return of light I love the first week of the reversal of Day Light Savings. Nothing feels rushed. An extra hour to surf or shoot in the morning. And after so much crazy weather, it was great to start the week cruisy, with 1-2ft fat boys running through the local....

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Hazy

Hazy

Hazy We had such a short window to check the beach this morning and I feel like we go lucky with the choice. Clouds abound, everything felt a bit hazy. Waves were rolling through though and you can feel the joy (or relief) from surfers grabbing the opportunity to...

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Muggy fat boys

Muggy fat boys

Muggy Fat Boys Yeah, i said what I said. But the sun is out... so you can't deny the relief. Checked a town beach this morning and it looks like a washing machine. Headed north in the hopes for a calmer situation and it seemed like that thought was very unoriginal. It...

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Baby

Baby

Baby Baby waves, baby bumps, baby boards, baby sitting. I spent a good 2 hours burning my eyes out on the ocean this morning, whilst managing to deal with 6 kids. I don't call my self some super dad, or best friend, or amazing uncle. A bloke just has to do what he has...

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Weekend Glides

Weekend Glides

Weekend Glides Headed up north to find some tasty waves yet the swell wasn't big enough. So, back to the local for some weekend fun. Lot's of bodies in the water, lots of smiles on the faces. How we like it. View some of our other favourite places

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Overcast slides

Overcast slides

Overcast Slides In a stark contrast to Sunday's sunshine, smiles and good times, we felt the shift in seasons pretty quickly yesterday afternoon as the wind turned from North to South. I was hoping it wouldn't do what it did, bring overcast conditions BUT the waves...

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Sunny-day

Sunny-day

Sunny-day How good are big smiles, burning sun, warm water and frothers of all ages. Headed to a protected corner this morning and shot waaaaaayyy too many photos. There was just too much fun happening for a Sunday to not enjoy what was going on. View some of our...

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Local Pulse

Local Pulse

Local Pulse You can feel it in the air. The sense of relief combined with the draining of moisture in the ground. Warm morning make for fun shoots. Yet this morning, it was a bit of a battle with the kids. Turns out when they don't eat all their breakfast, they turn...

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The return of light

The return of light

Getting tricked Back to back mornings. Who am I? What is this feeling? We headed north to go to one of the 3 protected spots from the Northerly winds. Rocked up. realised there was no wind. No surfers. Lots of dolphins. So packed the boys up and headed to the other...

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Hot, Humid mornings

Hot, Humid mornings

Hot and Humid Weather wise, every morning we have rocked up to the beach its felt hotter, humider... like something was brewing. Thank God I checked the weather app and saw what was coming. Cyclone Alfred is set to cause some headaches and we shoes in the coming days,...

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North Coast Magic

North Coast Magic

North Coast Magic Our second week of being back home has continued to wield good waves, good times and great chats. The summer trade winds are still lingering, with suitable protect corners offering the best chance for constant waves. Yet as soon as the winds shift,...

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Back on the East Coast

Back on the East Coast

Back on the East Coast After a marathon 28-hour trek spread over three days, we’ve traded the dusty roads of the Yorke Peninsula for the lush, salty embrace of the North Coast. And man, it feels good to be back. The first week threw us a classic February...

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