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SOUTH of the Border, Vol. 2, follows Lyndon Wake, Andrew Cotton and Tom Butler during a very average month of surf in Ireland.
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BRUCE Irons surfs solid Teahupoo blindfolded, proving that ability and instinct transcend vision.
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SO Kelly Slater rings up is is like, "Yah, I want to surf with you Nick" How one vid altered a career
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MAVERICKS opens its account for the first time this season, brushing aside the froth and setting-up the main event.
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[PT-Booming welcome]  Shippies rumbling ... Arrival now survival© 2009 - TheCollective THE rumble from down south could be heard on the night of August 1 as solid sets came crashing into the South Arm beaches. Write TheCollective. We all hoped for an epic day when we boarded Polly’s boat for the quick 40 minute trip to Stern and wow were our hopes fulfilled. On first inspection of the line-up we could clearly see it was the biggest day of the year so far. Bomb sets could be seen way out the back as dark scary lines swung in from the west - triple sucking on takeoff - the only option was to tow these donk barrels. All the Tassie crew were instantly all over it. The Hollmers, Brennan and Paradisis all nailed mega pits. Even unheralded surfers such as James McKeen, Danny Griffth, Brook Phillips and Zac Gray scored some solid barrels. Wave heights at times were in the 15 foot range - you felt it when they hit you.
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