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  1. 14-08-2013, 03:06 PM #46
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    Waves up to 14 metres at times apparently R93. F'n big.

    Between Papatowai and Tautuku Gimp.

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  3. 14-08-2013, 03:21 PM #47
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    Check Spain out Mundaka -youll see as the guy pulls in on different sections the wave grows .Great place for surf France and Spain and France is a an eye opener on the beaches -rather liberal to say the least

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    Elb is famous in the surfing world, hes on surfs up. Hes the penguin with short legs, round body and a big head. Apparently he didnt need much of a make over for this part. Hes also plays himself in the hobbit , but there was no surfing in that movie so mite be hard to pick him out.

    PS when Elb talks about long boards, they are really 6 ft thrusters to the rest of us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by el borracho View Post
    Check Spain out Mundaka -youll see as the guy pulls in on different sections the wave grows .Great place for surf France and Spain and France is a an eye opener on the beaches -rather liberal to say the least

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    north of there for beach breaks is better around Hossogor -fantastic beach breaks .Bigger waves down from Barritz lafatania and Gertari cant spell them but didnt surf them .I lived 3 seasons in Mundaka building boards -sadly drunk 5 days a week literally -god I was bad........
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshC View Post
    Waves up to 14 metres at times apparently R93. F'n big.

    Between Papatowai and Tautuku Gimp.

    Big Wave at Papatowai - YouTube

    Balls of fricken steel those buggers. I was watching something the other night where these 2 mates, Ozzys I think, went around the world big wave surfing. They were not young either. Had to be towed in by jet-ski. The waves were that big and close to reefs, they wore helmets FFS!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshC View Post
    Waves up to 14 metres at times apparently R93. F'n big.

    Between Papatowai and Tautuku Gimp.

    Big Wave at Papatowai - YouTube
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  9. 14-08-2013, 11:09 PM #53
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    Mate now days, anything over head height, 4' is big. Prefer 2' 3' sup fun waves. I cut my teeth on Auckland West Coast waves, to me bigger was better in those days. Mind you was also younger, fitter, and more bullet proof. Oh how things change. This year Whitianga bar was 4mtrs, Son (Hot Water Beach life Guard) says lets do it Dad. Dad say says Son if I can't swim it I don't surf it, very wise.
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    With your age has come wisdom GA
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    Definitely, Rushy
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    Also used to Surf out your way Rushy. Maori Bay and Rimmer rd
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gapped axe View Post
    Also used to Surf out your way Rushy. Maori Bay and Rimmer rd
    It can stand up out there as well GA
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    the bay was my home break for years -funny how there is always a wash up and suddenly a new young crew with the fossils moved more toward the sides !!!

    Guys where your old time photos ??????? post as theyre great to see .You can see Ive always had a love of dogs eh -and real bad hair lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by el borracho View Post
    the bay was my home break for years -funny how there is always a wash up and suddenly a new young crew with the fossils moved more toward the sides !!!

    Guys where your old time photos ??????? post as theyre great to see .You can see Ive always had a love of dogs eh -and real bad hair lol
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    beauties eh lol
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