He is actually ok - I managed to drop in on him on a mal once (a longboard dropin is even worse than a shorty dropin ha ha) and he was pretty mellow about it all.
Maybe someone deserved whatever was coming to em - did you see what happened?
Sounds like summer is here and the surf beach circus has arrived.
in hindsight I am glad I didnt bother with a paddle on Sat.
It's not hard for one tosser to spoil the mood in the line up.
Saw it earlier this year up at Wedge, one guy absolutely blasting everyone telling them to **** off back to Perth. Funny enough, he wasn't even a local and he had brought a crowd of learners with him.
Next morning the local lads gave him a verbal beasting on the beach while we all sat there waiting for the tide. Never seen a crew leave the beach so quickly
I was out sat morning @ surf beach. Couple of fun ones out there...
Accidently dropped in on Rod on a smaller one; I'm usually pretty good with looking inside me before I take off, but didn't see him this time. I would never deliberately drop in on anyone, apart from my mates!
Apologised to him, didn't think there was much to it tbh.
My car wasn't burnt out either. Happy days
^^^ haha not sure about parked cars but a F**kn pretty big bloke with a relatively soft voice and always crackin jokes in the water
Hey guys... i am a local there too and am bald as Slater but surf like wilbur so you shouldnt get us mixed up.
Yeah mate. Out near Bonneys is what i heard on the way back from south this morning. Good luck to them. Hope it comes about.
1:00pm report: Two desperado's south of the ampitheatre waiting for knee high mush (seriously was not even waist high). Didn't see anyone else out between there and Sorrento - not one person at Trigg...
Was surprised by the lack of size. Hopefully the swell's on it's way for tomorrow.
Geez Louise! Inconsistent 1ft close-outs at Trigg - and 18 crew sitting on the main bank at 2nds waiting for them...
Not sure if it will improve with the rising tide and (hopefully) dropping wind...