Kicking up kelp

This past week was intense. Well not really intense, but pretty intense. I just wrote my first engineering test week. So after studying a stupid amount of hours and writing some difficult tests, I made a mission around the coast in search of something new. I then found something new.

With the NorthWester up, I drove to Betties side. I didn't expect much, but was pleasantly surprised. There were some shoulder high waves to be surfed. I drove around trying to figure out where was best. Everywhere had some good, clean peaks. I had a fun surf and then went exploring afterwards.

So today I drove to one of the places I had not yet explored entirely and I found something fresh.

 And no, this is not that other heavy, lekker left that guys like Johann de Goede and Gunter Shultz charge. It's a completely different heavy outer reef. All I can say, is that while all the other reefs were too small to be surfed, this place was quite solid and grinding. I only had my 55mm lens with me, so these photos are pretty terrible, but i'll go film it again real soon.

We are heading up the WESKUS again this friday. This time we're going far up. Way up. 8 hours up. Will report back soon.