Windy Walls

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Godrevy today . . . . . . .  but first, click this post to see a little video attempt from yesterday........












Today the swell jumped quite a bit and the wind kicked in too, but plenty managed to score some decent waves at Godrevy on the north coast once the rip had been tamed. 

Lawrence Couch finding a line

Meanwhile, giant walls of water moved around on the infamous Stones Reef in the background.

Inside Stones Reef.
















 You can just make out a fishing boat dodging the big ones in the background of the picture above.



Bert Wright at Sennen later
More photos here from Godrevy and Sennen


Further afield, a few people hit the south coast and got some decent ones by the look of Colin Banfield's shots.
Check them out here :  South Coast

A Boex in a Bowl

 It's been a fantastic autumn for surf so far, and looks set for more this weekend.

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foreveryoung said…
Brill film Mike. 3Ss rides again eh!!! x
November 10, 2011 at 10:35 PM
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