
Croyde Surf Club ran the Steve McKewan memorial contest today, the delayed finale of the clubs 2010 season was a brutal test of endurance for the groms sent to test the monstrous conditions…..a historic moment saw the guys elect to surf the all-in Open shoot-out at the point where Ossian claimed victory.
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The Tiki National Interclubs was hosted by Croyde Surf Club at the weekend. Surfers from across the country kicked off in chunky challenging swell on Saturday, some even struggling to make it out. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Jesus Classic came back to Croyde for its 18th running, and a host of riders descended to do battle in the 3ft onshore ramp fest. Read the rest of this entry »
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Croyde Surf Club kicked off their 2010 contest season on Saturday 27th May. The Al Rannochan memorial contest drew a great entry with divisions rammed with eager riders keen to remember the life of the legendary former club chairman.
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Early morning for once, dragged my sorry ass down to Croyde for dawn. Pretty sizey but not really doing it. The only thing that brigthened my day was the stray firework that is Scott. Check out his royal greenness……thought I’d bung this up before we hot foot it to Lyndaka. Anyone coming?
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Had an intresting and varried day – lots of photo editing as per usual – but as the sun went down it was time to hit the mean streets of Braunton in search of a location for some commissioned pix. It was cold and dark when we rocked up at the bowl but it was conveniently empty. Set up a few different shots and worked using remote lights, we where joined halfway through by a bunch of noisy teens who I feared would put an end to the shoot, but they just sat,watched and chatted amongst themselves until we left, when one of them gave a cheery “Bye”…nice. Here’s a quick peek just to keep young Willow happy.
Up early today for a bit of a strang one. Appledore book festival was launched this morning on Westward Ho! beach with the help of a replica World War 2 secret weapon. The Panjandrum, built by Starburst Fireworks, was fired at 7.30am as the dropping tide revealled the beach below the Pebble ridge. The 4oolb device proppelled by 36 rocket motors was an unknown quantity, with the authorities not taking any chances and closing a 1 mile strech of the beach.
Check out the video on the North Devon Journal here.
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