Showing posts with label backhand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backhand. Show all posts
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
textish tuesday
Text # 1
"Yeah you better be into r and b and hip hop by the time i'm back. and house!"
Text # 2
"Time for you to go home and be a productive member of society again"
Text # 3
"Expect to hear that you jogged home in preparation for Maldives"
Text # 4
"Worked from home yesterday and surfed K's . South swell and north winds, perfect arvo"
Text # 5
"Your handwriting analysis fails dismally. Did you have a nice time at X?"
"Yeah you better be into r and b and hip hop by the time i'm back. and house!"
Text # 2
"Time for you to go home and be a productive member of society again"
Text # 3
"Expect to hear that you jogged home in preparation for Maldives"
Text # 4
"Worked from home yesterday and surfed K's . South swell and north winds, perfect arvo"
Text # 5
"Your handwriting analysis fails dismally. Did you have a nice time at X?"
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
Equatorial Reef Shack
Most nights we would anchor
on the calm, western side of various atolls
where expensive holiday accommodation abounded.
But come morning,
we would up anchor to spend a day
in a reef pass with views like this
from the porthole.
The afternoon ritual consisted of
lazing on the top deck at dusk
sore and surfed out
in a post-session daze
waiting for the tropical light show.
Labels:
backhand,
bottom turn,
coral,
maldives,
reef,
short board,
sultan's
Monday, October 24, 2011
Friday, August 26, 2011
Late For the Sky
I'm calling it early. Winter is over. Spring has sprung out of that dirty big hole in the ozone.
Crowds are back as surfers give up on their footy teams' ability to win a grand final.
There's new sprouts in old growth areas and despite the menace of magpies, kids are tearing themselves away from the cyber playground to thrash their deady treadlies. Hello spring suit. Goodbye steamer.
Crowds are back as surfers give up on their footy teams' ability to win a grand final.
There's new sprouts in old growth areas and despite the menace of magpies, kids are tearing themselves away from the cyber playground to thrash their deady treadlies. Hello spring suit. Goodbye steamer.
Labels:
35mm,
backhand,
bicycle,
fig tree,
film,
mal. longboard,
moreton bay fig,
Nikonos,
noosa,
short board,
thruster
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Last Sunday
Last Sunday I heard lots of funny words from friends,
felt the power of the brine propelling my 85 kg mass shorewards and
Stoked!
felt the power of the brine propelling my 85 kg mass shorewards and
marvelled at the interplay between winter light and time on our island.
Stoked!
Labels:
backdoor,
backhand,
barrel,
mal. longboard,
short board,
sunshine coast,
tube
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Where the Cows have no names
With sunny winter days
and crisp cold nights
It's time to head north
To my mother's country
Where the cows have no names
Where warm little waves
rumble over sand
To catch up with friends
And maintain the stoke
Labels:
backdoor,
backhand,
cockattoo,
cow,
mal. longboard,
noosa,
short board,
sunshine coast
Monday, July 4, 2011
Mono MOnday
Celebration roses
from the Australian bush
for my American
friends
on this chilly
4th of July
Happy
Independence Day
Labels:
backhand,
bush rose,
BW,
cut back,
mal. longboard,
monochrome,
shells,
short board,
sunshine coast
Thursday, June 2, 2011
World Wide Winter
"It sure been a cold, cold winterMy feet been draggin' 'cross the groundAnd the fields has all been brown and fallowAnd the springtime take a long way around"from Winter by the Rolling Stones' album Goats Head Soup 1973You could be forgiven for wondering about the scientific validity of Global Warming for a nanosecond or two down here. It feels more like the ice age is coming - the world wide winter. Rubber up.
PS Gaston's "missing" board is still out there somewhere - if you see please pass on the info.
Labels:
backhand,
left,
moffat,
moffatt beach,
short board,
sunshine coast
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Eddie Would Go
Ed Hardy that would be. Now out in the latest edition of my favorite graffiti, art and kustom kulture mag: Juxtapoz
Friday, May 27, 2011
Turn out the lights
They sold me a six foot board with four fins and a stack of DVDs. They put on free music and single fin surf comps. They provided a surf friendly meeting place for tall tales of tube time to be told.
And now Solace Surf Shop is about to close their doors for good this Saturday. Just so wrong. All the best for the future and BIG THANKS.
"When the music's over
turn out the lights"
from When the Music's Over by The Doors 1967
Labels:
35mm,
backhand,
barrel,
ben nothling,
film,
infra red,
short board,
single fin,
solace,
sunshine beach,
sunshine coast,
thruster,
tube
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Guitar Weekend
This weekend the Vintage Amp and Guitar Show is on in our part of the island. So I'll be mooching around with my camera soaking up the vibes of those who can actually knock out a respectable cover or a tune of their own.
Fortunately, I have my old mate Tony to explain the nuances. That's him above on the road somewhere. We don't catch up enough but when we do, the decades seem to evaporate as our conversation swings from tube amps to catching tadpoles together in Year 2 to new music worth mentioning to unmentionable (here), yet hilarious adventures from the road or beach or campsite. Mate, this note's for you.
Labels:
35mm,
backhand,
barrel,
BW,
coolum,
film,
hang 5,
Huntington Beach Pier,
mal. longboard,
monochrome,
single fin,
tube
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