So having not had battery and being unable to write my blog, I can't really remember all the stuff that's been going on over the last few days. Its the 23rd now, and I am trying to cover the last few days. I stayed the night in Yamba at the beach front carpark and surfed it early the next morning. I didn't have a great sleep as I was a bit worried about being busted by Rangers, but I couldn't find anywhere down a side street as they were all wealthy resorts and ...

Again this morning, i was up about 6am and sorted the car out quickly and quietly before going off to check the surf 30 seconds down the road. I found the surf again looked similar to a 2/3ft cross shore day at Porthcawl, but there was a surfable peak so I went out for about 2 hours. It was marginally better than it looked, and I had a half productive surf, so was pretty pleased when I got out. I then went off and spent half an hour doing food shopping, a favou...

Last night i managed to find a really quiet little beach car park, and actually had a really good sleep. I woke up when the sun was starting to heat the car up about 7am, and rolled out the back, much to a bloke in the car parks amusement! I had a chat with him as he was a surfer and Lennox main beach was about half a foot and unsurfable. He said he had checked some of the other spots a bit further south and they had a wave, which he told me how to get to, so I t...

So this morning I woke up about 6am, and had fortunately managed to avoid the Rangers as expected. I went through the usual routine of packing up as quietly as possible, and went to check the surf at 'The Pass'. As expected it's now day 1,000,000 without any real swell, so The Pass was unrideable to anyone without a 10ft Mal. Having spoken to a bloke in the carpark there was some sort of a wave at Tallows (the furthest most easterly beach on the Australian Mainla...

So we woke up at 8am, probably as our body clocks are set to it after the last 3 months at Spot X. We went and checked the surf out the front of the town beach, which looked ok, so we rushed back for some breakfast and put our wetsuits on. Walking through the middle of a town, past shops and coffee shops, in wetsuits carrying surfboards going from the hostel to the beach was a pretty surreal experience. Unfortunately by the time we got in the water the cross s...