Back To Oz
Fun on the road. Follow the moments between the World Surf League events in Newcastle, Narrabeen and Margaret River.
Featuring John John Florence on location in around Eastern and Western Australia.
Beaches in Bournemouth were shut on Wednesday after a possible shark sighting
This is not a drill, I’m on the beach at #Boscombe where the @RNLI have had to red flag the beach due to reported sightings of a shark! 🦈
(Actually just reopened now. Where is Chief Brody when you need him!?) #bournemouth #shark pic.twitter.com/vwonptdjIQ
— Steve Lutwyche (@stevelutwyche) August 4, 2021
Beaches in Bournemouth were shut on Wednesday after a possible shark sighting.
The BBC reported…
“Beach-goers were evacuated from the sea after reports of a “large marine animal” in the water.
Lifeguards instructed swimmers to leave the sea at Boscombe Beach in Bournemouth while they scanned the water on Wednesday.”
“The RNLI said it received reports of “significant movement” in the water but lifeguards were unable to formally identify the animal.”
“On Twitter, one woman said: “Possible shark sighting at Boscombe Beach. Everyone called out of the water.”
“The RNLI has asked members of the public to report any concerns about wildlife to lifeguards as soon as they are spotted.” said the RNLI
“BCP Council said the beach was temporarily closed as a “precautionary measure” while an inspection was carried out.” said the council, unfortunately off Jaws script..
Obviously it is basking shark season so could be one of them, and no one has ever recorded a great white in British waters… But tuna have returned the UK shores for the first time in 50 years and if they are here, and they are pretty tasty… surely then only matter of time before something bigger comes to eat them…
And after Wally the Walrus went on holiday who knows..
Did Viz predict this in 1991? Spooky…
Big Ass Nias
August 1st delivered an epic south swell to Nias, to the few guys who happened to be around there. it turned out to be a session to remember!
Check out the recap of the day above.
Riders: Irawan, Site, Ryuki, Kevin, Herbert and many more!
Lost Track – Ep 3 Full Film
Lost Track Atlantic is a four-part series that takes you on the journey of a lifetime, from the far North Atlantic to the tropical, equatorial coast of West Africa.
Follow best friends, surfer Torren Martyn and filmmaker Ishka Folkwell, in a search for waves and lifelong memories, as they travel down the Atlantic coastline in a customised old van, passing through one of the most culturally diverse regions on the planet.
In episode 3, Torren and Ishka savour every minute of life in Northwest Africa, exploring some of the best right-hand points they have ever experienced and forming new friendships through a shared love of the ocean. As they venture further south into the depths of a disputed territory, sand storms, relentless winds and endless desert give time for reflection on the journey so far.
Jackson Dorian & Tom Curren
Super fun Mexico trip with Tom Curren, yup, Tom Curren and Kalama Stratton. Hope you guys dig it! - Jackson Dorian
RVCA Surf Mexico
Remember surf travel, the buzz of globe trotting. Check out RVCA Surf advocates Billy Kemper and Luke Davis find themselves South of the border on a surf trip that we all dream of, pull-in here.
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