Monday, January 14, 2008
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Catch & Release
Burps, farts and other obnoxiosities from the surfworld
Sharks
"There is nothing more organic than being eaten by a shark. Think about how righteous that is as a surfer." Dick Keating
"Surfers make sheep look like independent thinkers....." Pat King (surfer/author)
"Surfers make sheep look like independent thinkers....." Pat King (surfer/author)
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Gone Fishin"
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- What if the rock is in a hard place?
- Dinner's in the water.
- Whoops........
- At the end of the road Part:2
- At the end of the road. Part:1
- Surf as Rinse.
- Released.
- A rain delay.
- One more time...
- A hard wind a blowin'........
- A tough crowd.
- Toe In bust.......
- My favourite trip pic of Surftown....
- Between storms.......
- H.N.Y.
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About Me
Pond ripples
The fish count, per Docs' request (107 total fish caught in 2009)
2 Steelhead
60Seabass
2 Kelptrout
3 Lingcod
2 Chinook
2010-69 fish
60Seabass
2 Kelptrout
3 Lingcod
2 Chinook
2010-69 fish
5 comments:
anything to do with the clear cut in the background
How old do you reckon that hunk of wood is Gazza?
Ras, loggers wouldn't let a great log like that get away! ;-)
Doc, I'm asking around trying to find out, I think that tree has been hidden in that dune for thirty years or more. Recent beach erosion has lowered the area by about 3 feet and a lot more where the tree is because of the river mouth. The extra water there seems to have helped remove an additional couple of feet.
what the...?
There's an interesting optical illusion going on in that photo. The sand piled onto the trunk of the tree looks like it's also a giant dune in the distance, behind the tree. It's really weird.
Cool beans.
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