Surfing is a Trip

i have had this view plenty this week

Forecast issued 5.30pm Friday, 26 March 2009Short Forecast: E tradewind swell remains constant around the four to six foot mark over the weekend, potentially preceding a renewed rising trend in ESE swell getting underway on Monday, peaking at eight to ten feet into the middle of the week. WIND: moderate to strong SE.SaturdayE swell 5 to 6ft exposed coasts, about a foot smaller across northern NSW. WIND: SSE 15 to 20 knots.SundayE swell 4 to 6ft southeastern Queensland exposed coasts, marginally smaller across northern NSW. Small SE swell up to 2 - 3ft across far northern NSW. WIND: SE 10 to 15 knots.MondayE swell 4 to 6ft exposed coasts, possibly increasing to 6 to 8ft into the afternoon. WIND: SE 10 to 20 knots. TuesdayESE swell potentially 8ft+ exposed beaches. WIND: early light SW tending SE 15 to 25 knots.WednesdayESE swell potentially 6 to 8ft plus open beaches, gradually easing. Wind: SE 15 to 25 knots increasing to 10 to 20 knots.ThursdayESE swell around 5 to 6ft plus exposed coasts,.

The tunnel of my love. A green cathedral, a tube, a cave, a shack, a pit, a cavern, a precious place. A room with a view free of charge. An empty hole in Coolangatta yesterday. Look out for a comprehensive Meltdown feature on Coastalwatch later today showcasing the quality waves SE Qld surfers have enjoyed since Saturday