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Sunday 02.Feb.03
Anyway, now we were hungry for waves and due to the fact, that
the winds were light but offshore we decided to check out some
breaks. Peter Volwater, Barbara and I got into the best car in
the world and drove down to a spot pretty close to the village.
With respect to the locals we won't mention all the names of the
spots. If you get here you will have to find them on your own
but this makes it even more interesting I think. We shared the
waves for about one hour with 2 Boogieboarders and decided to
check out some more places.
Mt. Cameron
Quentins' House, Neighbour, View from the House to Greens
Beach and Mt Cameron
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Occasional Barrel, Pete on a Right, and at the "car
park"
Maybe one of the most extraordinary places of the area is Mt.
Cameron. It is an important Aboriginal site. You have to ask at
the care takers house if you are allowed to enter the place. The
track is 4x4 only. When we arrived some of the other "Smackers"
already surfed the 4-5ft waves with some locals. We spent the
rest of the afternoon here and it was a great experience to sit
in front of the massive rock and getting on the faces and in the
green room.
At the end of the day everybody was stoked and the BBQ at Greens
beach was just the perfect finish for the day.
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