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Photo gallery of Surfers Surfing Waves at South Fistral, Newquay

July 21, 2010
Gallery Surfing South Fistral

Share On a Wednesday in July some decent sized surf rolled into Fistral beach out of the blue. When the wind started blowing a moderate cross/offshore the waves really started holding up and taking a nice shape – especially at the South end of Fistral. In spite of a lot of rain and getting soaked [...]

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Surfing at Fistral

April 7, 2010
Click for photos of surfing in Newquay

Share Spring is sort of here – but there are still a few nippy days to contend with. The upside is usually some decent sized surf. On a cold April afternoon I took a handful of photos of a couple of the guys from the Quicksilver surf school in Newquay at Fistral beach heading out [...]

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BodyBoarding in Newquay

December 18, 2009
Photos of bodyboarding in Newquay

Share Ok, technically this is a surf blog, but as body boarders would no doubt argue the art of body boarding is techinally surfing too!  So thought it’d only be right to include some pics of their noble art. These were taken at both Fistral beach and Towan bay in Newquay, Cornwall.  Simply click photos [...]

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High tide & big waves at Towan Bay, Newquay

November 3, 2009
Thhumbnail of waves at Towan bay

Share These photos were taken at Towan Bay, Newquay just before a storm was due to hit.  Surfing was impossible at all the major beaches with high winds resulting in big messy waves in excess of 10ft already hitting most of the spots along the coast. However in Towan bay at high tide a few [...]

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Surfing, The Cribbar and a Video

October 23, 2009
Cribbar Wave

Share Last week a large swell hit Newquay and everyone was getting excited because the waves in September had been…errrr…pretty lame. The evening before the bigger swell was due to hit a couple of us went out and surfed Fistral beach. By sunset waves had increased from shoulder high to well overhead. As we left the [...]

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