Reubyn Ash making the most of the good run of swell through February 2021.
Shot over two days in North Cornwall Reubyn shows us how to find shelter in a storm.
Special thanks.
Wand & Brett Sova for the song use.
Beth Lewis for the credits.
Shot and Edited by James Edgcombe
An Orca ( possibly more the one) was spotted off the Minnack Theatre, west Cornwall yesterday.
Will McEnery-Cartwright who took the shots said..
“Well today something crazy happened!! I was taking in the views and drinking a coffee at @minacktheatre and I spotted a whale fin in the distance. Couldn’t believe my eyes when I realised it was an Orca (Killer whale). Wow!! Showed a staff member called Dave who confirmed it was an Orca! Looking at all my pictures again and doing some research online it looks like there might be more than one, possibly John Coe with the distinctive notch on the dorsal fin and a chunk out of the tail fluke?”
The whales have been spotted off the coast before but are rare. The sighting follows an increase in rare sealife that has been spotted off the coast including minke whales and the return of the Tuna fishery to Cornwall.
It’s amazing to see, but the big question is, what else is following the baitfish?
This Brazilian slab at Mother Island is as heavy as it gets anywhere on earth. Not for the faint of heart in anyway, the beast came to life in a large recent swell, so do what your mother says or she’ll kick yo ass.
Welcome back to the third season of Weird Waves. Like everyone else on this planet, 2020 hit the WW Crew like a ton of bricks… and all plans for the year changed. With Dylan Graves and Dave Malcolm’s focus now set closer to home, the WW crew had no idea that so many of their favorite types of waves and people were right down the street from them in Southern California.
In this first episode we’re shifting our clocks around to feature a few different approaches to surfing once the streetlights turn on. From Bioluminescence to Blue Moons to Sci Fi lighting devices. Who are these nightriders sneaking around in the cloak of the night? And more importantly, why?
Don’t miss any of the adventures lined up for season 3, including a look at “Tanker Surfing,” inside the hunt for the eternal grom in each of us, and more. This season, Weird Waves also produced several special reports that shine a much-deserved light on the Queer and Black surf communities.
Maps of Home is a short film shot on location on the North Shore of Oahu, between January and March 2021. Surfers featured in order of appearance @John John Florence @Koa Rothman @Nathan Florence Jack Robinson, Ivan Florence @Eli Olson and @Jamie O’Brien .
The jewel of Latin America, a dangerous destination, but home to an impressive number of world class waves. Welcome to El Salvador, how beautiful she is.
