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Surf Piha
Joe has featured a few times on SOTD. Here are some shots from Piha doing it's thing...
NZ’s Mad Men – Doug Young and Shayne Baxter
Storm Surfers in New Zealand wouldn’t have been possible without – you guessed it – Doug Young and Shayne Baxter. Lucky for them they came across two kiwis that redefine the parameters of surf exploration. You couldn’t ask for a better mix of experience, blind courage, and good humour.
Southern Slabs
Hood, booties, gloves.. Southern Sacrifice Sam Hawkes blows an exam, Shayne Baxter breaks his foot and Doug Young brings his baby daughter along. All in a day's work down South.
The Light of Day
History. What's come before. Surely the past must maintain an absolute presence in the here-and-now of our surfing lives? And yet, no matter how good it was yesterday, I still wanna surf again today! It takes a long long draft of surf to quench that need, quell the imp's desires and get all responsible n' shit.
Surf Wairarapa
A lot of the time, good waves around Wellington in New Zealand are hard to come by. But if you are prepared to hit the road & do a little searching, you can certainly score some great waves.
Surf Northland
This surf break is just a few hundred meters south of Power Station and was on the same day that the Northland Scholastics Surfing Series was held.
Sat 15th May Part 2 - Middles
With the conditions turning unfavorable at Cronulla I headed around to Cape Solander hoping it may be protected enough from the winds to be offering some decent waves but I wasn't prepared for the scene that greeted me when I arrived.
Just Another Day
With an abundance of east coast swell over the past few months, Saturday was 'just another day' on the Coromandel.
Daisy in Morocco
As I write I drift back to the moment inspiration overcame me, to travel to the African country Morocco. After seeing Moroccos culture and beauty in a film a few years back now I had decided then and there I wanted to visit this place now the dream lives, 6 months of soaking in the culture and experiencing what the rugged coastline has on offer. Being the summer months here in Morocco the surf is not at it's peak, never the less the longboard has been getting a great run and the beauty of the sunset sessions have made up for any lack of swell.
