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smicko
WA, 2503 posts
17 Dec 2017 5:59PM
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GPA said..

smicko said..


mocha1 said..
????????????????you Huey????????????????

the question marks are the bird emoji

weekend of toil, 1000km of search for a 3. 1/2 surf...failed forecasts, sketchy winds........lost banks......scorching temps and sand......all good fun. But went to surf

????????you Huey??????????




I really enjoyed Friday, best surf I've had in months. I'd give it a solid 5/7.



Is that five sevenths 5/7, or 5 out of 7?

I'd be happy with 5/10 at the moment... what a sh!t run it's been lately (Perth metro).


5/7 is good man, waves may be **** but this should put a smile on your dial. imgur.com/gallery/eDF6K

DARTH
WA, 3028 posts
25 Dec 2017 5:48PM
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flat flat flat........

Buster fin
WA, 2595 posts
25 Dec 2017 6:07PM
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flat flat flat........


Down south too?

Buster fin
WA, 2595 posts
26 Dec 2017 8:46PM
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DARTH said..
flat flat flat........



Down south too?


DARTH
WA, 3028 posts
29 Dec 2017 9:06AM
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DARTH said..
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Down south too?


Na didn't make it in the end, might go after new year had a nice local surf today tho. Water is so nice right now and a small swell. Some random banks as well.

Buster fin
WA, 2595 posts
31 Dec 2017 4:56PM
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Thanks again Huey for a fully stoked 2017! My surfingest year to date!! It's hard to see it being topped. Ever. But bugger me like TC at Banzai if I won't give it a solid crack from first light.
Hope you'll come to the party, Huey.

Buster fin
WA, 2595 posts
1 Jan 2018 2:31PM
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jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
4 Jan 2018 9:55AM
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Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally

MickPC
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4 Jan 2018 10:54PM
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Buster fin said..



Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally


Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure

Jimmytwotouc
WA, 28 posts
6 Jan 2018 11:04AM
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Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
6 Jan 2018 6:42PM
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MickPC said..

jbshack said..


Buster fin said..




Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally



Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure


Nah wife and i ski, kids both snow boarded.. Although after my son took about 20 minutes to pick it up, i did think twice..

Fabulous spot. This week they are expecting the largest snow fall of any resort in the world..

Buster fin
WA, 2595 posts
6 Jan 2018 7:40PM
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MickPC said..


jbshack said..



Buster fin said..





Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally




Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure



Nah wife and i ski, kids both snow boarded.. Although after my son took about 20 minutes to pick it up, i did think twice..

Fabulous spot. This week they are expecting the largest snow fall of any resort in the world..


Did you get your yens worth from the gold plated lessons?

MickPC
8266 posts
7 Jan 2018 1:37PM
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MickPC said..



jbshack said..




Buster fin said..






Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally





Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure




Nah wife and i ski, kids both snow boarded.. Although after my son took about 20 minutes to pick it up, i did think twice..

Fabulous spot. This week they are expecting the largest snow fall of any resort in the world..



Cool skiing is fun too, I can't ski anymore coz of my dodgy knee....yeah you get a lot of snow West of Tokyo. Personally I don't like too much powder coz I like to be able to see my snowboard & spin round easier without catching an edge. Next time have a go mate, you should pick it up easy too coz you surf. Just try it on a wide not too steep slope or you might get concussive seizures & take a trip to hospital like I did last April at Rusutsu Sapporo

Where else did you go in Japan

Got some cool pics to share Post them here www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Surfing/Longboarding/Anyone-else-into-Photography

10:50 mark of this vid is what sent me to hospital about 25 mins later after I took off my gear & was about to grab some lunch. Had to sit down coz I was feeling really tired/dizzy/nauseous & then had a couple of short seizures. I mean to edit this video properly eventually to tell the story. But it does show me kooking out.

oz surf
WA, 407 posts
7 Jan 2018 3:40PM
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Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that



It's strange how this hasn't been reported on any news sites. Hope the guy's ok.. Time for some culling, i reckon.

GPA
WA, 2528 posts
7 Jan 2018 4:12PM
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oz surf said..

Jimmytwotouc said..
Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that




It's strange how this hasn't been reported on any news sites. Hope the guy's ok.. Time for some culling, i reckon.


Was reported on 7 News and PerthNow... apparently the guy is in Perth having surgery...

MickPC
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8 Jan 2018 12:09PM
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oz surf said..

Jimmytwotouc said..
Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that




It's strange how this hasn't been reported on any news sites. Hope the guy's ok.. Time for some culling, i reckon.


Chick was launched into the air from being hit from underneath at N Point last September as well. Unfortunately Labor is in now, so no chance of anything effective being done through government intervention .....

mazdon
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8 Jan 2018 12:32PM
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oz surf said..

Jimmytwotouc said..
Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that




It's strange how this hasn't been reported on any news sites. Hope the guy's ok.. Time for some culling, i reckon.


www.perthnow.com.au/news/south-west/surfer-bitten-on-foot-by-shark-in-was-south-west-ng-b88707343z

those wobbegongs are a menace!! cull cull cull

DARTH
WA, 3028 posts
8 Jan 2018 3:26PM
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mazdon said..

oz surf said..


Jimmytwotouc said..
Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that





It's strange how this hasn't been reported on any news sites. Hope the guy's ok.. Time for some culling, i reckon.



www.perthnow.com.au/news/south-west/surfer-bitten-on-foot-by-shark-in-was-south-west-ng-b88707343z

those wobbegongs are a menace!! cull cull cull



jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
8 Jan 2018 5:14PM
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Buster fin said..

jbshack said..


MickPC said..



jbshack said..




Buster fin said..






Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally





Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure




Nah wife and i ski, kids both snow boarded.. Although after my son took about 20 minutes to pick it up, i did think twice..

Fabulous spot. This week they are expecting the largest snow fall of any resort in the world..



Did you get your yens worth from the gold plated lessons?


I ended up booking him a 80 min jump start lesson. His sister tagged along also so i think it was around $250 aussie.. Anyway he didn't understand when you get hot (Ie walking that stuff) you need to zip down and he ended up sitting in a coffee hut feeling rather sick. SO my daughter had private tuition again..After we arrived back, he came out with us and my daughter was able to help him and he got it after about 20 minutes. When he tried a few black runs with me and my daughter, you could see he needed more lessons, or better control, but his general fearless attitude saw him all good..

A lady skiing out of bounds was found by a guide and another skier, it took them 2 hours to dig her out..The snow fall was nuts.

As for videos or picks, TBH im useless and have lots of footage, but often the camera is pointed too low, or too high..

My favourite run was along one of the lower lift lines, but they soon figured me out and on my last fun, filming, i was sprung by a liftie standing in the middle of the track

Really, my leg strength is anything let me down, i really enjoyed the powder, but it works the legs crazy..OH and getting back up after you fall..

Maybe our all around favourite mountain was Tsugaike.. A lot more open intermediate runs with one side groomed and the other side virgin, so good for all the family..

Buster fin
WA, 2595 posts
8 Jan 2018 6:51PM
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jbshack said..

Buster fin said..


jbshack said..



MickPC said..




jbshack said..





Buster fin said..







Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally






Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure





Nah wife and i ski, kids both snow boarded.. Although after my son took about 20 minutes to pick it up, i did think twice..

Fabulous spot. This week they are expecting the largest snow fall of any resort in the world..




Did you get your yens worth from the gold plated lessons?



I ended up booking him a 80 min jump start lesson. His sister tagged along also so i think it was around $250 aussie.. Anyway he didn't understand when you get hot (Ie walking that stuff) you need to zip down and he ended up sitting in a coffee hut feeling rather sick. SO my daughter had private tuition again..After we arrived back, he came out with us and my daughter was able to help him and he got it after about 20 minutes. When he tried a few black runs with me and my daughter, you could see he needed more lessons, or better control, but his general fearless attitude saw him all good..

A lady skiing out of bounds was found by a guide and another skier, it took them 2 hours to dig her out..The snow fall was nuts.

As for videos or picks, TBH im useless and have lots of footage, but often the camera is pointed too low, or too high..

My favourite run was along one of the lower lift lines, but they soon figured me out and on my last fun, filming, i was sprung by a liftie standing in the middle of the track

Really, my leg strength is anything let me down, i really enjoyed the powder, but it works the legs crazy..OH and getting back up after you fall..

Maybe our all around favourite mountain was Tsugaike.. A lot more open intermediate runs with one side groomed and the other side virgin, so good for all the family..


Nice. And well done getting the fam back in one piece.

A bit fat today, but 3 hours in chest to head offshore conditions plus a 6 odd hour mission on the road/rails earns me beer.
Make it two.

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
8 Jan 2018 7:32PM
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Buster fin said..

jbshack said..


Buster fin said..



jbshack said..




MickPC said..





jbshack said..






Buster fin said..








Did you still fly out on the 29th..

Just got back from a week in the Snow at Hukaba..Very enjoyable, but seems i didn't miss much locally







Nice one JB, not far from my missus home town. You should have got some powder this time of year. Did you snowboard

Surf wise, there were a few nice days last week. But I would of prefered snowboarding for sure






Nah wife and i ski, kids both snow boarded.. Although after my son took about 20 minutes to pick it up, i did think twice..

Fabulous spot. This week they are expecting the largest snow fall of any resort in the world..





Did you get your yens worth from the gold plated lessons?




I ended up booking him a 80 min jump start lesson. His sister tagged along also so i think it was around $250 aussie.. Anyway he didn't understand when you get hot (Ie walking that stuff) you need to zip down and he ended up sitting in a coffee hut feeling rather sick. SO my daughter had private tuition again..After we arrived back, he came out with us and my daughter was able to help him and he got it after about 20 minutes. When he tried a few black runs with me and my daughter, you could see he needed more lessons, or better control, but his general fearless attitude saw him all good..

A lady skiing out of bounds was found by a guide and another skier, it took them 2 hours to dig her out..The snow fall was nuts.

As for videos or picks, TBH im useless and have lots of footage, but often the camera is pointed too low, or too high..

My favourite run was along one of the lower lift lines, but they soon figured me out and on my last fun, filming, i was sprung by a liftie standing in the middle of the track

Really, my leg strength is anything let me down, i really enjoyed the powder, but it works the legs crazy..OH and getting back up after you fall..

Maybe our all around favourite mountain was Tsugaike.. A lot more open intermediate runs with one side groomed and the other side virgin, so good for all the family..



Nice. And well done getting the fam back in one piece.

A bit fat today, but 3 hours in chest to head offshore conditions plus a 6 odd hour mission on the road/rails earns me beer.
Make it two.


Those trano stations..OMG

MickPC
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8 Jan 2018 7:36PM
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Bet the kids had a great time JB, just experiencing some snow when you've grown up in the West is awesome...enjoy those well earned beers Buster, there was near on nilch here

Train stations haha, I'm guessing you experienced Shinagawa or Tokyo station busy busy busy...you can spend a few hours at Kyoto Station easily, incredible architecture & food options

Jimmytwotouc
WA, 28 posts
9 Jan 2018 6:22AM
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oz surf said..



Jimmytwotouc said..
Just to let you guys know a bloke got a small chunk of his foot bitten at south point yesterday arvo, a mate drove him to margs to get sorted out, not on the news or anywhere yet and the bay was packed again this morning but I'm done surfing there after seeing that






It's strange how this hasn't been reported on any news sites. Hope the guy's ok.. Time for some culling, i reckon.




www.perthnow.com.au/news/south-west/surfer-bitten-on-foot-by-shark-in-was-south-west-ng-b88707343z

those wobbegongs are a menace!! cull cull cull




Definitely wasn't a wobbegong but wasn't a white either, probably a bronzy
like I said the bay was packed out the next morning, just letting you guys know so you can make your own decisions

No culling called for (yet)

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
9 Jan 2018 9:56AM
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Bet the kids had a great time JB, just experiencing some snow when you've grown up in the West is awesome...enjoy those well earned beers Buster, there was near on nilch here

Train stations haha, I'm guessing you experienced Shinagawa or Tokyo station busy busy busy...you can spend a few hours at Kyoto Station easily, incredible architecture & food options


Bus to Nagano, bullet train to Toyko, Yamaote line to Shinagawa, dropped bags (lockers itself was a nightmare) than train to Shibuya (Shopping at Supreme and Bape ) then train to Shinagawa, collet bags, Kyieto line to Airport.. Nearly killed me Would do it all again though

MickPC
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9 Jan 2018 1:27PM
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Bus to Nagano, bullet train to Toyko, Yamaote line to Shinagawa, dropped bags (lockers itself was a nightmare) than train to Shibuya (Shopping at Supreme and Bape ) then train to Shinagawa, collet bags, Kyieto line to Airport.. Nearly killed me Would do it all again though


Sounds like you travelled through Narita airport which is a pain. If you go again travel through Haneda airport. It used to be the domestic airport, but about 6 years ago it started doing international as well. Landing in Haneda you can stay somewhere nice like Kamata that has hot springs and heaps of restraunts and fairly priced hotels. Only about 25 mins taxi ride & then another 20 mins taxi to Shinagawa to jump on a shinkansen bullet train or you can get a subway train to Shinagawa from Kamata station. You could take a shinkansen to Yuzawa about 1hr 15mins West of Tokyo for a choice of heaps of hotels & slopes. I like the Sierra resort, they pick you up from Yuzawa train station and the slopes pass the hotel on either side. Beginners slope is super wide. Just gotta make sure you go on weekdays outside public holidays or it will be packed....otherwise Haneda to Sapporo is only an hour, much cruisier city & heaps of places to go. I like Kiroro which is 90 mins bus from Sapporo & has really good package deals flights/hotel/food/bus included from tokyo

LateStarter
WA, 589 posts
9 Jan 2018 2:53PM
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I've gone through Narita a few times when travelling to Japow! Sometimes it can save you several hundred dollars on flights.

If I'm heading to Nagano or Hakuba area I'll just grab a seat on the Snow Shuttle. Its cheaper to get the Shinkansen bullet train, but then you have to weigh up the hassle of carting your luggage around, changing trains and finding your way around Tokyo. You can send your luggage straight to your accomodation with 'black cat', but sometimes it can take 48hours to get there.

When travelling to Sapporo I've grabbed the train or airport shuttle from Narita to Haneda to jump on a domestic flight. Its only around 80kms to Haneda airport, but a few mates got stung a few years back by getting a taxi. It cost them $350 for the trip!

MickPC
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9 Jan 2018 4:20PM
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Ouch, yeah don't wanna have to travel too far by taxi in Japan...you can still get cheap flights to Haneda, but Mid Dec through to the end of Jan is an expensive time to fly to/from Japan. Mid march to the first week of April is nice, lots of late season Sapporo deals. Tokyo will be like 15c to 18c and the Sakura will be starting to flower. We paid $1150 with Singapore airlines last March in/out of Haneda...the luggage services can be an awesome option, always amazes me how many stairs there are at some stations considering how high tech Japan is. My sister in laws station, Nishi magome has about 50 stairs & then some escalators. Used to have none up until 5 years ago, but why only like 1/2 way lol You really appreciate those luggage services in times like that

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
9 Jan 2018 8:19PM
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We actually flew into and out of Haneda. Heading up we arrived at 11 at night so got a private car to hotel in Hukaba. about 50 mt to the lift opposite. Driving through a blizzard with a driver who spoke virtually zero english..5 hours and that cost around $800.. Not cheap but not a bad option either really..Just the snow driving is so different than Aus. They simply dont tend to let you drive around the village here, but in Japan the roads are all open..

Actually by the end of my time, i was starting to get a good hold on it, also the trains often have english info available.

A little arrogant maybe by me, but i never considered the language barrier before leaving..

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
9 Jan 2018 8:28PM
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I've gone through Narita a few times when travelling to Japow! Sometimes it can save you several hundred dollars on flights.

If I'm heading to Nagano or Hakuba area I'll just grab a seat on the Snow Shuttle. Its cheaper to get the Shinkansen bullet train, but then you have to weigh up the hassle of carting your luggage around, changing trains and finding your way around Tokyo. You can send your luggage straight to your accomodation with 'black cat', but sometimes it can take 48hours to get there.

When travelling to Sapporo I've grabbed the train or airport shuttle from Narita to Haneda to jump on a domestic flight. Its only around 80kms to Haneda airport, but a few mates got stung a few years back by getting a taxi. It cost them $350 for the trip!


Yeah the luggage was a pain, especially with 4 people and most of our ski gear. We had a Japanese friend who was feeding us info and it made the world of difference.

The bullet train is so quiet and smooth, but a little under wheeling. I never once saw the green fields with white snow tipped mountains they show in the photos..Im guessing some serious photo shopping is used in those adds..

jbshack
WA, 6913 posts
9 Jan 2018 8:38PM
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Not really any surf so maybe a few pictures..



Apparently piss yellow made me easy to pick, according to my kids..

KIds really wishing they were back in Hawaii.
This one day was full blue bird..Me having a rest..

Apparently a road is under their..


Family..



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