| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | For anyone who cares to listen Melbourne still remains the international capital of soulful rock n roll. Last Saturday night the legendary Hitmen starring Radio Birdman's own Chris 'Klondike' Masuak blistered through their back catalogue in front of about 100 die hard fans, who were rewarded in spades. Check out their reissues, light weight outfits like Pearl Jam should have a listen to understand what high energy rock is about. Further to that, Tim Rogers and his merry band of Stones addicts recreated the 1969 US tour of North America at Yah Yahs in Smith St last Wednesday night, if you love the album get a ticket to Saturday night, Friday is sold out. The note perfect sound they create and attention to pop culture detail will rock you. I will get off my soap box now, one more thing, Dinosuar Jr next year at Golden Plains, keep your eyes peeled for side shows, J Mascis is the modern day Jimmy Page, and Dan Sultan's new album is worth a listen too. |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | dusk yestee with huonpeck, and dawn today just huon meon camera |
| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | It wasn't just weird. It was odd, strange etc.. a bit like some of the characters that frequent this spot like "fieldsy".
I heard TBC was making friends with some bodyboarders out there last weekend? |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Good to feel shagged from a super Sundee of surf. Dawn at the fave a bit weird for some but still a bevy of beaut bowls. Clubhouse closeouts with the kids at lowtide (the Euroesque clubbie attire was roundly condemned by the tinlids). Finally a fabulous filthy four foot mid arvo solo sesh at the end of the road down Giza way. Only fishos for company - you know who you are - the Fwits who left empty bait bags and drink cans strewn on the high tide mark. |
| Name: | . |
| Comments: | Some things just work better the old way. It will always be 6 foot and not 2 meters for mine.
The Double Imperial smoking on aforementioned Hot August Day  |
| Name: | tc | ||
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| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | The more loyal board members put rock n roll first to support Hames in his homage to LZ. We were graced by a rare public appearance on the West coast by The Colonel himself and Peck. An excellent performance on lead axe with spousal support up the stairway! Catalogue exhausted, insure those hands Hames. Let's hope the Shed is rebuilt with a new frontman soon. |
| Name: | Promotom |
| Comments: | Shed Zep - possibly their final gig - this Sat Zebra Bar OG |
| Name: | Ryan's Express |
| Comments: | THAT hot August day.
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| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Door on the piste. Rusutsu slopes beware of kamikaze activity in January.
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| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | Why didn't you use those big guns at the end of the point to thin the crowd out a bit! |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Went by pushie to the end of the road on Friday to be greeted by dawn bombs past the firing range. A speccie site with outside banks detonating and long lines marching on to the point before exploding on the end cylinder section. Guns were the order of the day.
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| Name: | AZ |
| Comments: | Good to see you are so happy and upbeat TBC. A saints supporter perhaps?! Yes, the swell didn't really push through as anticipated. Press release from WA reported 30ft+ waves at Cow Bombie on the Thursday and then 'smaller' 25ft waves on the Friday. All indicators pushed me towards the forecast and the articles. I've seen similar Southern Hemisphere storm systems produce 20ft surf in California - over 6000km away. Also, I've often surfed Sunsets on swells from a similarly positioned storm system. Anyway, I've had decent feedback on the forecasts since I've been back doing it and if I do make the odd mistake I'll never learn. A bit like the old skiing adage, if your not having a few stacks, you're not trying hard enough. PS Surfed your favourite spot yesterday as it cleaned up around midday - as forecast. PPS MM has some nice Indo pics on Devilnet today. |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Had beachies as expected on Friday down PBB way. Stayed away from WC as never envisaged the pulse to match the hyperbole of Kerguelen, Great Circle path, Hawaiianesque, extended period etc etc ad nauseum. Off to the G to monitor frontal pressure with Pablo et al. |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | Yep, happy to report that the Chook Shop went off! Climbed the Stairway to the clouds and hovered there for a few days. If you're a bit of a hack but you want to rock and roll I have the formula. Practice like there's no tomorrow, do covers of one of the worlds great bands, and surround yourself with the best musicians you can muster. Got very lucky with the latter.
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| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Good news TC, happy birthday GT. Fresh from my discovery of snow,busily planning Japan trip for January, might have to get a job! The Shed were incredible at the Town Hall and all reports the Chicken Joint gig raised the bar even higher, congratulations Hames, the bespectacled Zep mad publican was suitably impressed, no mean feat. Waiting period begins for the gig on Door's Deck as soon as logistics and weather permits. |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: |  went to the old haunt.. went in. The leg isnt up to it (yet). No surprise Pendelbury didn't play. Enjoyed the game at the birthday boy's but, with a good cook-up and plenty of crowns, and shots and movies (good work Dirk) from NSW during the breaks. Great to be back |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | went to the G.. went for the doggies.. |
| Name: | Clark Little |
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| Name: | The Dacios |
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| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Tuesday dawned with a blast of hot air and a few squawks from startled galahs. Again minimal crowds with only Pottz for company late morning chasing the boomers as the pelicans scrambled for the channel.  |
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| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | Love the pics TBC. Sorry to miss you but arrived late morning just as the finless maestro was exiting the bowl. My first three attempts at getting out failed but with determination managed to finally make it with a big paddle from Jarosite. Rich rewards followed with three magnificent beasts on the 8'0. Shared with just 6 punters mostly undergunned. Ten foot set towards the end tested the lungs but heald on for a final corker. Shore break on the way in the heaviest I've had to deal with. |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Biggest+Cleanest for a long while and minimal crew to boot with the odd blow-in from up north. Beaut camaraderie in the lineup with av. age late forties.
Row by Row: Lowers, TBC 2x, DH and NC, NC, Committed Unknown! |
| Name: | Promotom |
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| Name: | Dirk |
| Comments: | An airplane would be quicker. |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Heading to Northern NSW on Monday to join Peck and Jerry for a week, I will be riding a surfboard. Anyone keen for the Eyre Peninsula October onwards? |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | Caught possibly some of the best waves I've had at the Gong this morning including two smoking tubes. Simply magnificent!!! Might be tempted to debut the 9'4 if Thursdays predicted jackage comes to pass. Hope to see some familiar faces in the lineup. Raring to go! |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Words can't describe.....max 15 out on Tuesday at the Pop.
More on the way. Woooooooooop! |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | B&W groomed to perfection Sundee arvo by howling offshore. The savvy boys on the 7 plus gear, the rest making up the numbers. Hames riding the highline from Rincon all the way and joined him on one beauty through the Bowl. Thanks for the sharetime. |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | My G-land travelling companion pulling in. In his seventh decade. A living legend! |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | Not much surf of note here over these hols - though plenty of empty beaches. With the water and air chill its been almost Tasiesque. Found a nice bank at the bottom of TBC's street. |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Back in Australia 36 horas menus surf tablistas courtesy of the Corbyesque baggage handlers. I wait with trepidation to see whether the precious cargo is in still intact, no less the plethora of t shirts waiting to join the collection. It seems nothing much was missed in the past 9 weeks in Victoria. An unexpected last minute highlight of the trip was a visit to Huaraz, the Andean Sierra region of the Cordillera Blanca. Ascending to 4,500m certainly gave me a taste of what mountain hiking snow capped peaks has to offer. |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Hung out in the scrub 10km north of TOS with no surfers within cooee. Plenny of migrating humpbacks and local dolphins. Swell jacked to 5 foot with a plethora of banks before easing to groomed grommet/mal conditions.
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| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Not quite Indostyle or Peruesque but the far north coast of NSW has delivered the goods non stop for a week for all concerned.
Macking early in the week after the rain cleared and all points firing and one snapped board from clean 6'+ Tallows. By late week outta the way beachies were on for solo sessions with only dolphins for company.
The new week dealt epic grom conditions at the new fave. Carnage a plenny on the primal dunes.
Heading TOS tomorra. 
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| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | El Faro is providing similar treats, never below 4ft, a short ride is 200m, very powerful wave. Approaching 2 weeks here, only one day without a surf. Went to the famoue Chicama, 2 ft but the swell lines are like nothing else I have ever seen. Back to winter in 2 weeks. |
| Name: | Per Hames |
| Comments: | a: G-land lunchtime specials today; 6 to 8' freight train perfection at mid tide Money Trees. Minimal customers. Highly recommended b: Incredible 4 hr session today! 6 foot absolutely perfect waves. Best surf ever!!! Had about 20 waves. 6 in the water for an hour or so .... Completely spent and stoked! c: ..... in heaven |
| Name: | Pablo |
| Comments: | Lobitos Norte Peru |
| Name: | what is and what should never be |
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| Name: | thermalben |
| Comments: | Prof - I finally managed to borrow CW algorithms over the weekend, but couldn't get it to work. It measured Bells at 6-8ft both pre and post event. |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | I will take northern Peru anytime, long hollw lefts on sand, boardshorts weather, been 2 to 3 ft, swell comes Wednesday as will the crowds no doubt but 4 days of orientation has sharpened up my skills. Had a nice solo surf on the edge of the desert 3 horas north of Lima, photos later, hasta luego. |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | The boys flew the flag on Super Saturday. Managed to get out mid morning and snagged a couple of Bells bombs before riding one too far towards Winki and on flick off confronted the The Southern Ocean stacked to the max. Was then dealt an almighty flogging beyond the button.
Stavros and Shaw Thing with First Officer Feral then tackled Victory at Sea beyond Southside. Not a bad effort for two blokes dipping their toes into the tow world for the first time. A couple hours and some carnage later and everyone is hungry for more from the next macka swell. Woooooooooooop
Footnote: Awesome effort from one bloke getting out 3 km west of Bells at the swell peak after Mick Ray had been nailed by a never ending 15 foot set off Jarosite. |
| Name: | AM |
| Comments: | now keep ya shirt on matty boy twas only a small leak. Ya can see it on you tube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXngyFLXIq8
Although the music's not mine |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: |  It may not get quite like this in Peru Door, but it isn't like this much here either. And even less accessible for us amateurs. |
| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | We've finally exposed who the peninsula "leak" is- let's just call him "Hero-cam". He's obviously been learning his texting techniques from his "mentor"-TBC! |
| Name: | ASP Media |
| Comments: | BELLS BEACH, Victoria (Friday, April 17, 2009) – Joel Parkinson (AUS), 27, has claimed the 2009 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach presented by Snickers, defeating fellow Finalist Adam Robertson (AUS), 26, trials winner and event wildcard, in pumping six-foot (2 metre) conditions at Bells Beach. |
| Name: | Prof |
| Comments: | Some weird calls going on and reckon SW hootmeter needs adjustment. Suggest they borrow CW algorithms or recalibrate the sliderule.
"Friday 18: Combination of swells around 6ft+ across the exposed reefs and beaches, with a chance for a few bigger rogues". ???? |
| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | For those unaware !4/04/09 was TBC's birthday and "Huey" came bearing gifts with 6-8ft top-to-bottom barrels reeling off at "Tommy's Right" at outside ... So with camera and tripod in hand I set-up on the rocks hoping to get that classic "cover-shot" with TBC pulling into a dredging 8ft barrel but to my amazement TBC was nowhere to be seen? It was later revealed that he was up in town lamenting what could have been!Huey, may not be so generous in the future with his birthday presents!However,to give him his dues, TBC was spotted at the same spot on the previous day in slightly smaller, but still solid, conditions charging into set waves on his own and scoring a couple of nice pits. Good to see he's still out there charging the solid stuff at his age??? |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | Saturday gig was a blast. Opened with Ramble On, followed with The Ocean, What Is And What Should Never Be and Fortune Teller (from the Plant-Krauss collaberation). Finished with members of both bands up for a ripping rendition of Rock and Roll. Can't wait for the next show. Will keep you posted. |
| Name: | Humpty |
| Comments: | Colonel you need to pull some rank here. troops are ooc ffs. |
| Name: | FIG |
| Comments: | Got railroaded into going to the industryville primary school fete with members of trouble and strifes mothers group. Got to watch the police pipers band instead. There was an unexpected hilight of winning the major raffle prize of a $1300 pamper pack that included bugger all that would be of any use to me, but kept me in the good books with the aforementioned trouble and strife. As for Beasley, well he can't be any more crooked than your average bookie. Certainly not a scratch on your ex prez and salary cap supplementer. Hames, I hope you wowed the seachangers with "Stairway to heaven". |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | I think we are following the preppies and the junior girls rendition of Michael Jackson's "Ben". Might be a hard act to follow. I think we'll be on about 2ish assuming my nerves hold out. |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | What time do you hit the stage Jimmy? Now FIG what about that money hungry ex full forward of yours? would put John Wren to shame. Certainly giving Libba a run for his money as the most disgraceful Bulldog post playing career. Goodluck in industryville over Easter. Speaking of Easter well done Swellnet on the dead whale movie. |
| Name: | FIG |
| Comments: | Nothing but respect for GT. The only man I have seen drink a litre of industrial strength coffee with condensed milk, chased down with a Benson and Hedges, then announce that he might settle down for a nap. The toju photos in the gallery aren't bad either.
Any timeframe for the Zep show Hames? Might be worth a short drive. |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | Big Day Out tomorrow. Debut outing for the band at the local primary school fair. Not sure if they're ready for Led Zeppelin but we certainly are. Reminds me of some fantastic footage of Zep in the early days playing to a small crowd of stunned schoolkids in Denmark. Should be a hoot. Hope to make it to the game in the evening assuming I haven't died on stage. |
| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | I'm sure GT took my comments in good humour as it was meant to be! Seems like like I've stirred up a pot of emotional rumblings from those lacking any sense of humour. Probably still bitter and twisted over the pictorial exposure of their "home" break!!!! |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Now that's the fridge calling the washing machine a whitegood. I've witnessed MattMac impersonate a goose in waves of consequence. Our aspiring ascetic sure knows how to dish out the low blows. Beware the vigneron when he ignites his animus. |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Took the words right out of my mouth, was a bit rich. Hames are you a starter for Saturday night? Surfed messy C Rock today with only 4 to 5 Cs in the lineup, paddling strength for Peru being a priority. |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | Back off dissin the Peckster M. I've seen him charge Indo Sunset at serious size. And just a few days earlier took the first wave of consequence at Mama's. Might be going back a few years but he gave us the inspiration that was needed at the time. That's Peck. Always with a perfect sense of timing. And now I hear he's into the stand up paddle gig. Way to go!! Show some respect. |
| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | After scoring good waves earlier in the day at Tommy's secret right last Thursday I went down to centrals about 6.00pm to take some scenic pics because the light was really nice. There were some nice little waves coming in over the reef with just a few guys out and got a shock when I saw GT arrive on the beach with a shortboard (not a SUP) underarm- I thought he'd retired from the shortboard! Having the camera at hand I thought I'll be able to get some pictorial evidence for those sceptical it wasn't a hoax.So after setting up on the cliff with camera and tripod with my finger ready to shoot "Pekky" carving along the face but after half an hour still no shot because the man in question was doing a fantastic job of missing every good set that came through! You'd think that living so close to the break he'd have it wired!!!! |
| Name: | Caraibe |
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| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | Next months update is up early thanks mattmac for the birdseye of Murph up off his lid one morning in the autumnal sun. And THERight below ... I don't know (but I like it) |
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| Name: | mattmac |
| Comments: | Yes, I am the guilty photographer responsible for exposing the big "secret" spot on swellnet even though 99% of the surfers on the peninsula already knew about it,except TBC! That bank had been on everyone's lips for weeks and swellnet didn't name the location anyway-only those who recognise the rocks would know it and they all would have already known about the bank.I think TBC wouldn't be complaining so much if it was a pic of him pulling into the barrell!Enjoy the crowd this weekend. |
| Name: | AZ |
| Comments: | Thanks Door for the encouragement. My boogie board is at the ready for the weekend ahead. Looks like a new swell arriving late Saturday, so hopefully some hefty double ups before dark. I'm sure I'll see you somewhere in the busy car park TBC. Here's a couple of shots from a recent trip a little further south (hopefully my posting technique works)...
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| Name: | KOC |
| Comments: | I dont claim to be the KOC but will wear that moniker and the ensuing sprays.
The budding photog creates a mirage of soulfulness but by name by nature our man spreads the exposure. AZ points are valid. I too savoured the heatwave sesh solo and ended up talking to gannets in the enervating arvo sun - not one witness to the soporific bay of bazzas. Looking forward to a sharing session this Saturday as all names will be on the door. TBC xox |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Great to have a fervent debate on the board, or should I say off the board, or on the lid? This takes the cake, or eats the biscuit. Will the uncrowned King of Caspars honour us with his take on the debate? What about a showdown Saturday morning at dawn behind enemy lines? |
| Name: | roland |
| Comments: | brewsters has been on for 2 months now.coincidence that theres no marram there ???? |
| Name: | AZ |
| Comments: | All valid points TC. Just for the record there was a full car park at 7am on the Saturday morning and 30+ guys out by 8am. It's been like this for a couple of weeks now, mainly due to lack of banks elsewhere but also word of mouth (not mine either). The irony is that the bank isn't actually that great.
It's a funny thing. A month or so ago there were perfect waves there during the heatwave with just me and one other out, and it's often the case through the year. Sensitivity is justified but at the moment it's not the internet contributing to the crowd. It was so busy on Saturday morning that I went elsewhere and Matt left the water to take the pics. Once the autumn swells hit the crowd should thin and hopefully a few other banks spring up. Looks like a decent swell for this Sunday, fingers crossed that winds co-operate. |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | About this time of the year, just prior to an Indo trip rather than one to Spanish America, there was the chainsaw incident, which along with the fasting and a dose of the flu meant I set off underdone. Keep well this year Door. Fortunately now there’s a way to go yet but. It had to be expected of Swellnet that the State in Sunday's wotd would be identified. And while the subsequent feature article may have come as a surprise, probably the reference to ‘beaches east of’ - call it here - 'Macondo’ is standard stuff vague. The exposure occurred when Spreads framed a shot through the rock and sent off that image. I'd heard at Peck's that night - a day-off in lent, being a treat with Magoo in full flight - that Caspers was back, and next day I recognised the silhouette, and expected to see TBC there centred in the pit. While the publisher ultimately has responsibility, the photog is known to us all and perhaps some degree of guilt by association needs to be accepted. For my part, years ago ‘Restricted Access’ was lifted from the gallery - initially without permission - and remains, stamped with their logo on Wannasurf. Some time ago, hackles were raised when a distinctive fence line was shown. Like then, what's obvious to those who know isn't so clear to most others, so maybe the only effect will be that crew, from down main/beach way where it’s a waste of time even looking for waves as there are currently no banks, will drive up the skinny end rather trudge through the dunes. |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Disappointing to see TBC's fave in all its glory on Thermal's "let's expose the wave" shot. I had good waves at Pong Su but my fin decided to get to know my inner calf muscle. Surfed for 2 hours with what I believed to be a corky of some sort and as I hobbled back up to the car and pulled the wetsuit off a deep vertical axe wound introduced me to the inside of my leg. 5 stitches. Could we all write to Peter Garrett for a please explain, not one song from their first 3 records! |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Yes, I think I have met her several times. Lucky to snavel some clean protected waves Wednesday and Thursday.Eyre trip on hold, decided on Peru May June. |
| Name: | Grim reality |
| Comments: | One day a long, long time ago there was a woman who was happy with her lot. But it was just one, and only that day .... and it was a long time ago. |
| Name: | FIG |
| Comments: | It may be pushing the envelope a tad, but some fresh eyre would do me a word of good. |
| Name: | Hames |
| Comments: | The last trip to prickly point seems a lifetime ago.
Overdue for a road trip though I might have to make it a shortish one. Keep me posted Door. |
| Name: | tcct |
| Comments: | mate i'd love to be in and if i pulled the pin the mess i'd be in would make my current stresses seem tame |
| Name: | Door |
| Comments: | Good waves west of the Cape this morning before the seabreeze. Good Eyre Peninsula conditions, anyone want to go on surfari? |
| Name: | Pop |
| Comments: | Wind from the east, three days at least. |
| Name: | SE Aust heat |
| Comments: | It has been so hot in South Australia for over a week…40+ degrees Celsius everyday, and very dry.
From Maude in SA this photo is of a koala which just walked onto the back porch looking for a bit of heat relief.
I filled up a bucket and this is what happened! |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | don't visit sophia today. she sounds a bit sus. I'll check it out tonight. adendum - her links are to a movie download site. |
| Name: | http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2009/01/12/49411_tasmania-news.html |
| Comments: | Who buys the 'magnificent creatures' line? They’re predators and people are fair game. And as for being an accepted risk of being in 'their element', must everyone who enters the sea accept that they might get eaten alive? 2pm in the clear, white sand bottomed waters of the Bay of Fires isn't a turbid rivermouth at dusk .... though there are always fishers. |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | Fourteen days straight in the ol brine and loving it from 6-8" to 6-8'. Witnessed the whole family standing and trimming down the point at Pines today; even shared one with the missus on the G board - she loves the spot. Still flashing on an epic WC Tuesday very reminiscent of an autumnal sesh. Dug the SUP intro with Humpty - am a convert especially after watching Phil Trig Bro rip the bags at Cowards Cove. Next week augers up the skinny end and looking forward to some good ol boy days during '09. |
| Name: | BoM |
| Comments: | Victoria in 2008 |
| Name: | tc |
| Comments: | That’s about it for the year. Best wishes to all who have left messages. Can’t indulge in a complete review but from where I sit, 2008 has been pretty ordinary. Slater further confirmed his greatness - but that wasn’t new. Similarly Mugabe confirmed he’s evil. The Bali bombers got what they wanted, as good as murdered by the firing squad; further confirmation that the secular justice, held in such esteem in the ‘civilised’ world is hardly something to be proud of. And so religious extremism continues to grow. At least in India the Mumbai killers wont be getting the Muslim burials they had anticipated. No such condemnation in Indo but. Peck must have been cheered by the Hawkers, and that final game in September saved all bar the Catters from a wasted year. Perhaps not all religion is shit – though the failure of any team to pick up Cousins before the last of the last picks confirms that ours is at least hypocritical. Still getting totally pissed on Brownlow night, and laughing about it. But given the WC 1 point flag must surely have been on the back of a speeding midfield, someone’s got to pay. The Sydney test win was no16 in a row, but the Indians managed to tarnish that irreparably, and then go on to win at home. At least it’s the Sth Africans (who I’ve only just come to forgive for their apartheid) who now should take the No1 crown. Saw almost every ball of the WACCA and MCG games and unquestionably we were humbled. Most likely it’ll be more of the same at the SCG, especially given Punter’s due to lose the toss. But can’t be too grumpy. It was great to see FIG at the G, and learn the Door’s decided to take LSL. Haven’t sighted TBC but appreciate his messages and am pleased to know that Green projects are going well. Hames has enjoyed a couple on Indo trips plus a generally good year on the WC. The BarB was good. And the stand up paddlemen …. pioneering on the EC. Something to watch there. |
| Name: | TBC |
| Comments: | The fecundness of the Isle is always a temptation. Have some time currency in '09 autumn and up for a sojourn to Eyre or the bushy south.
Hope all receive well as it finally is cooking up the skinny end. Spreads, Bro and one vagabond on the Eve at the Bay of Plenty. Woooooop. |
