Sydney, nights are warm. Daytime telly, blue rinse dawn. Early swimmers Sarah & Jon (the Sales team) make it back from their 6am dark sojourn up north, missing a headlight and reporting some tumbles in the surf. No jellies.
Surfing and Jellies don’t mix. The beach is scattered with them.
Reports that the ferry side was perfect and flat.
Sometimes you’ve got to take the hardest line. Buildings, clothing the sky, in paradise.
Drinks confident chat. If you don’t feel it don’t do it. It’s breaking out past the point, it could be challenging.
The Pitch Report:
Wild yet wonderful. Keeping the goggles on was a challenge. People, wasting away in paradise. Going backwards, once in a while. A lumpy entrance and swim, with some sets pushing out way past the point. Couldn’t see the bottom in some parts. A few jellies again off the toilet block, Caroline took out 4, I didn’t see any. Still warm. Guy says the pink 7 on the temp is for the girls. OK. Coming back in went wide, it looked pretty messy in by the rocks.
Psycho shower scene for the FFF. It’s a underarms and football clubs. Flat chat, pine gap, in every home a big mac
Fi and Sophie heading out.
Thanks for the swim and coffee Team. Don’t let your true love run cold!
Rusty the Fish and Carolinebythebeach
3 comments
Sarah from Sales aka LSA
13/05/2022 at 1:25 pm
Quite an adventurous “sojourn” going out in the dark! At least Jon didn’t lose his light until he was coming in. Actually he also lost his cap and goggles when a big wave came through, but amazingly found them!
Thanks for the great pics and pitch which capture the swim perfectly! Caroline scored a first by getting stung on the face just as she was arriving back in the shallows having done all the hard work, she thought! Love your team work and sign off pic and glad you didn’t have to write the blog from your covid bed this week, Rusty!
Elizabeth
13/05/2022 at 5:46 pm
The photos are sooooo good.
Shelley K
13/05/2022 at 8:25 pm
moody blues, electric lighting, atmosphere to here and back… Holly and Freddy both look worried – hope their humans came back. Great work, again. Thanks Rusty.