Dolphins at Fingals Head
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Dolphins at Fingals Head
Very cool photo of Dolphins surfing at Fingal Heads, NSW. The photo's not my own, but I've been in the surf myself when a pod of dolphins turned up, down at Gerroa on 7 mile beach.
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne...0739686&size=o
Last time I went surfing in the UK (down on the Gower with my brother, who lives there), I swam with an entirely different lifeform.
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne...0739686&size=o
Last time I went surfing in the UK (down on the Gower with my brother, who lives there), I swam with an entirely different lifeform.
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Re: Dolphins at Fingals Head
Originally Posted by Hutch
Very cool photo of Dolphins surfing at Fingal Heads, NSW. The photo's not my own, but I've been in the surf myself when a pod of dolphins turned up, down at Gerroa on 7 mile beach.
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne...0739686&size=o
Last time I went surfing in the UK (down on the Gower with my brother, who lives there), I swam with an entirely different lifeform.
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne...0739686&size=o
Last time I went surfing in the UK (down on the Gower with my brother, who lives there), I swam with an entirely different lifeform.
Oooh, Jeeeeeez....The Gower! Llangenith to be precise....
I've surfed there a few times and it has to be, without doubt, the most obviously polluted water EVER!!..
The sand-dune sized foam was one of the biggest give-aways. That and the overpowering smell of caustic chemicals (probably from "up the road" at Port Talbot)....
Look on the bright side though....Surf there enough and you will probably grow a third arm and get through the lineup quicker...
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Re: Dolphins at Fingals Head
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
Oooh, Jeeeeeez....The Gower! Llangenith to be precise....
I've surfed there a few times and it has to be, without doubt, the most obviously polluted water EVER!!..
The sand-dune sized foam was one of the biggest give-aways. That and the overpowering smell of caustic chemicals (probably from "up the road" at Port Talbot)....
Look on the bright side though....Surf there enough and you will probably grow a third arm and get through the lineup quicker...
I've surfed there a few times and it has to be, without doubt, the most obviously polluted water EVER!!..
The sand-dune sized foam was one of the biggest give-aways. That and the overpowering smell of caustic chemicals (probably from "up the road" at Port Talbot)....
Look on the bright side though....Surf there enough and you will probably grow a third arm and get through the lineup quicker...