It starts as a blob on the horizon,
blowing plumes of white
as it hits a reef offshore.
A briney messenger from a tropical cyclone
a long way to the the north.
By the time it hits the section after Eno's
it has lost a lot of its ferocity
and calms down into a long wet wall
with more surfers than there are sheep in New Zealand.
"A few dings in the memory
and a few punctures
on the body
where the sun
shone too hard"
album of the week, the crew who played last Saturday night.
"A few dings in the memory
and a few punctures
on the body
where the sun
shone too hard"
A rough summary of Noosa Festival in one sentence. Unless you were Mike from Noosa Longboards, who also got a tyre puncture to his vintage Thunderbird and managed to block the skinny road to the National Park.
The came, they surfed, they cranked out a truly deadly beat -album of the week, the crew who played last Saturday night.
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