February 2010

Well this is another lazy blog post, because my rattled little brain couldn't really think of anything to post about this morning. so i decided to post a song that im really getting into at the moment. Temper Trap came to Australia for the big day out and absolutely blew the festival apart. They have become famous really fast and for all the right reasons, this song sweet dispostition is crazy, the guy has an amazing voice, check it!

Well done Taj Burrow taking out the Breaka Burleigh Pro on sunday in shoulder height, fun rights on Sunday arvy at the famed point, I'm sure the beer flowed and the cas got a going over Sunday night!

TWS's own Leigh Sedley was in the contest, as well as most of the crew, Micheal Spencer, Luke Cheadle, Mitch Coleborn, the usual suspects, and the only good thing to come of the boys not doing well, was the fact that the stars aligned for a heap of fun Saturday night, A big part of why i wasn't at the final Sunday and opted to watch it from the comfort of Baz's Air con unit in Cooly!

Got one of Coleborn's sticks that i reckon some of the crew might be interested in, If i wasn't 6'0 tall and about 30 kg too heavy i would be flaring on the thing my self!

Tell ya's all what, if you can muster up a ten board order through us here at TWS between you and ya mates, i'l send Mitch's raft along with it! Could be interesting trying to work out who get's it, big group game of paper, scissors should do the trick! Otherwise $300 would get you out of trouble! Get in touch with me here on 0431 197 365

Last week at Mavericks California, the most lucrative big wave surfing contest was held in epic 40 foot waves. With prize money of $150,000 surfers push themselves to the limit paddling into some of the biggest waves ever paddled

South African Chris Bertish beat 23 other surfers and carried home the $50,000 first-place prize. Finishing behind Bertish were: Shane Desmond, Santa Cruz, second place; Anthony Tashnick, Santa Cruz; third place; Dave Wessel, Kailua, Hawaii, fourth; Carlos Burle, Brazil, fifth; and Kenny Collins, Santa Cruz, sixth.