weekday walks

A midweek morning stroll around one of Victoria's most famous tourist attractions. I met 2 brothers from Canada with some pretty crazy ink on their backs. I asked them if they had any affiliation with the group of fella's from Australia who proudly wear the same branding, they responded, "No, but we were told not to take our shirts off in Sydney". In fact, they had no idea who I was actually talking about, the only knowledge they had was that they were from Sydney, after their recent experience. After a little further discussion, the Canadian brothers informed me that the phrase comes from the bible, the story of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Learn something today.... tick.

There were some nice little clean waves too.

sunny days, yet winter waves

A 6am start on Saturday, saw a magical sunrise and pumping waves.

light show

After work I went for a drive out to Bells to watch the storm roll in.

love'n spring

Spring is here and the swell has been solid. Plenty of waves to be had with lots of spots firing. A taste of things to come? Just imagine it...

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Kelly Slater looking for some serious air time, unsuccessful in the end. A commendable effort, nearly requiring a passport.

gotta win it to ring it

The bell has rung again. Congrats Joel Parkinson and Sally Fitzgibbons.

slab-fest

This week has seen enormous slabs of icy water propelled at the land with great force rendering many breaks un-surfable.

I am a little excited about warmer weather to tell the truth.

big wednesday?

More photos from yesterdays swell. Was a magical day to be on the Surfcoast.

The swell backed off a little in the evening, but so did the wind which made for epic surfing conditions. There is a real buzz around here at the moment.

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bells today

The Victorian Surfcoast has been on fire this morning. Here is a little taste test, more to follow.

big bells and winki

Last Friday saw a relatively unpredicted swell hit the Victorian Surf Coast. Over a matter of hours during mid morning the swell had jumped to 8ft on the sets, accompanied by a howling NW offshore gale.

Few bothered to check the surf, those who did were rewarded with towering walls of cold winter water and open caverns for momentary exploring.

bells

Bells Beach this morning. A million surfers in the water, maybe two. Busy times call for a walk on the beach and a couple of snaps.

When the sets came they were solid, its been a great couple of weeks of waves.