The wall was strangely unoccupied and ready for conquest\ Moody and unpredictable is this week’s weather and conditions theme. Today’s Southerly swell gifted us a fairly flat surface but visibility was ordinary at best. Lainey saw a couple of cuttlefish closer to Shelly but the best I could manage was this school of batfish Normally...

Heyyy from a catamaran in the BVI’S Thank you to Guy for the temperature read, art and story. Head to Insta for the fascinating story. I have heard it’s wet in Sydney and you’ll be pleased to know in solidarity it’s wet here too. We are currently sailing in a downpour. The clouds building Uplifting...

This is not May as we know it. Normally it’s blue skies and calm seas, perfect swimming weather. Hopefully it will be back soon and at least there’s been a few gaps between the rain. Nice to have a bit of sunrise shine. Tony, Ian, Cath and Henrietta talking shop. The Pembroke Sloths say they...

It was pouring rain today. The FFFs were out in force nevertheless. The water action was nice but it was a bit dirty. So much rain! Even though it was raining, the early swimmers went out. Here they are returning Beforehand waiting in the drenching rain FFFs are not stopped by rain. Why fluoro is...

I swam @6am with Jen Sam & Trish Trio Riddo James’ crew Jeff Tall Smiles Sarg Fit Magic Bishop Kylie x 2 I’m in Jen’s sunrise shot Have a safe and enjoyable day Simon

Taipan challenges everyone to breathe through your nose with your tongue out! A rising sun just stole my girl away. A setting moon. Yellow tail off the shed Reports of a gigantic swell, but really just a surge. Up the beach I found some parts of the promise. No-one out a 6. An hour later...

25 April is the day we officially remember the Australian and New Zealand humans who went to war. Starting with the original ANZACs sent to Gallipoli. We can keep the memories of the OGs (I don’t think that is disrespectful) and the others alive by thinking of them at any time if we wish. It...

Wednesday 24th April started with a brilliant sky show of shades of red, orange, yellow and calming, energising golden light….  and then the cloak of clouds morphed into 50 shades of grey…..  i wonder what the red sky in the morning will bring us today?  the old saying – red sky in the morning, sailors/swimmers/shepherds...

Such a magical swim today. It was calm and clear with so much marine life including mesmerising Giant Cuttlefish and Teddy the turtle! Bibi, Robby and I stayed with this Cuttlefish for half an hour this morning watching it change colour and texture. The great thing about Cuttlefish is they seem completely unfazed by us...

What calls you to the beach for a swim? The sight of the sky and wide horizon of the sea? The beautiful swim activity itself? Swimming with others or the underwater life? Whatever it is, it calls loudly to each one of us who showed up today. Tully and Audrey on school holidays ! what...