I know I've just posted a forecast for a hundred foot waves at Nazare, and yet another small wave drone clip is unlikely to excite.
But put that aside for a moment and check this clip of Bowie Pollard, owner of Beach Beat at Caloundra, logging tiny waves at Tea Tree.
The clear water delineated by a precise whitewash line. Blue sky. Minimal crowds. It makes the carry on at Nazare look like an unrelated sport.
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That was beaut. Sometimes the little days are memorable.
More than a few of my favourite colours were in that video.
Australia is an amazing place.
My 4yo daughter liked how he was doing "safety toes"
Must have been nice out there in that Bluewater babyfood with that drone buzzing around your head.
fuk drones.
Exactly.
Sand looks primo, just in time for the season (fingers crossed)
yeah dont tell anyone o.k
Mesmerising!
Beautiful water colour
Who made your board Bowie?. Think they deserve a mention as they make a good nose rider.
Love days like these - just Fun :)
I'd rather be surfing there than Nazare - but that's just me. Water looks amazing and weather beautiful - but how come there are some people out in just boardies and others out in full length wetties with booties, gloves and hoods?
That water is just so....
Bowie Pollard features in all Swellnet Noosa Festival (finals day vidz) see on Youtube
Took out the 2015 Noserider Title with 45 second hangtime.
Pollard has also bagged Swellnet Noosa Festival "Open" & "Logger" titles.
Places in top 3 Open surfers each year...easy to see why!
Makes me miss Noosa, 'the colour of the trees just after a rain on the track to the points'
Life goes on don't it...