DRIFT2540
If some of these images seem familiar, that's because I use to have the drift2540.com surfing site.
I killed that site last year and was amazed at how many people made contact asking me what had happened to it.
I didn't realise how many people were still looking at it.
That's why I started this blog. I have revisited some of my old images and added new ones. Hope you enjoy the ride down memory lane and the future...
| It’s been ages since I have updated the blog, to many other things happening.
It had been some months since I had caught up with my son Mark, there was a still a little swell left over form the last few days, We hit the road south on to try and find a little wave somewhere.. Work and family had conspired to keep Mark out of the water, but he’s on a mission to get back into it as much as he can now, so with a bit of luck we can hook up again soon.
It was overcast, offshore and small, but still a lot of fun and with enough push to keep one satisfied.
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| He hit the beach first, but that was alittle slow, so we walked to the reef, it was empty, 2ft and barreling on the bigger ones.
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| On the Reef. |
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| March 2016 |
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| How good is it after repeated crowded sessions to finally get a session in some black magic crystal without the plague
thank you for small mercies.
Here are a few from that session. |
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| main contenders
simon, wardo, gus and a cuppla unknowns. |
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| Chanye |
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| Wardo |
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| Sometimes the normally clear south coast water suffers from storm run off.
So here is a little chocolate fun after non stop rain for around a week.
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| Shaun and Mark winter 2014 |
