Select to expand quoteYou must all be familiar with the current trend for women to wear their exercise gear just about everywhere nowadays Well here in Southeast Qld anyway).
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Macaha said..
I see that every day here.
you really have issue with this don't you. people wearing stuff around the place 
Just when you think a news story might snap out of it & go, "you know, people are more important & they're being killed in great numbers. Lets do something".
A loosely camourflaged, "there's more of us around watching, so we are seeing them more" article appears...Something I totally disagree with as I find there are just more people surfing in the places people have always surfed. Its not like a growing number of surf breaks has allowed for the expansion of the human species to spread out & cover more area. Even those lesser known remote spots of Australia have had a regular crew making sure waves are not rolling through wasted. Including spots which were considered to be sharky back before great whites were protected. They have continued to be surfed.
However, the not so funny thing is there has been a higher frequency of attack. Not in the areas you may have considered to have been sharky as you grew up in the 70's/80's/90's. But in areas people have been surfing for a long time. They're not new places, people have been surfing them for a long time. There has been a significant number of shark attacks simply because there are more great white sharks. They are no longer endangered & we need to look at fishing restrictions for them. Not a cull, just a restriction as we do for many other fish.http://www.coastalwatch.com/surfing/15063/it-s-not-about-sharks-it-s-about-people
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You must all be familiar with the current trend for women to wear their exercise gear just about everywhere nowadays Well here in Southeast Qld anyway).
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Thats the Torquay school run every morning..all the mums in activewear then they jump in their volvos and drive straight to the nearest coffee shop...I taught both my boys to sing "Active wear, active wear...going to school in my active wear" as we go through the gates
those mid boys are hardcore
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Surfing/Longboarding/Singles-Mids-and-anything-else-not-LB/?page=5
Warning 666 pictures below.
My point is how big is the turn out from spectators sweet fk all,yes 666 is growing I recall seeing 50 spectators a few years ago.
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/National-SUP-titles-Some-late-pics/
www.thecanvasfactory.com.au/
Currently got 75% off canvas prints. I'm stoked, I almost got a surf pic printed a few weeks ago but got side tracked. I'm now printing a sequence of shots for the same price 
I've never been a rugby fan but I remember watching this guy RIP. he was a machine.
www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/nocookies?a=A.flavipes
www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/video/id-01Z2h3eDqb6IaRCN8sdYGtLxGE6vZJA0
Purely for the trainwreck nature of this thread and how quickly it goes off the rails....
As a plus Leah Dawson's riding a longboard and getting funky on it style wise.
Looks like she's trying a bit too hard to be different with the awkwardness of her knocked knee'd bottom turn on one wave but she's solid through the rest of it.
Can't quite figure out what she's on about later on in the clip though.http://jamboards.com/view_topic.php?id=17585&forum_id=1&page=1
Cant believe this chick stole Lacey's moves.
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Cant believe this chick stole Lacey's moves.
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Thats really hot. Kick arse moves
