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First surftrip in 2011, had sun day in day out, except for this cloudy, rainy day. Luckily the swell was always there! Picture taken by myself, Davy De Schrooder. Check out my tumblr for more of my work: http://goddamnfrenzy.tumblr.com/
Date Taken: 20th April 2011. 8992 page views since 10th May 2011.
| Swell Rating | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind (+ Gusts) | Weather | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7ft | 13s | 293.53° | 2 6 mph | Mostly Sunny | 72°f | ||||||||
jmh 666 May 15, 2011 Rating: -1
the crowds here are hideous...and even worse in summer when the swimming zone is put right in the middle and a muscly lifeguard swims about screaming if your wave breaks into the swimming zone, no matter how far out you are. However it breaks amazing when its on!
Jack Glick May 12, 2011 Rating: 5
I counted uhhh, 55 people...there might be that many people who regularly surf in all of Nova Scotia
god damn frenzy pictures May 10, 2011 Rating: 2
We didn't surf there, we had our own secret spot miles away, but still this is an amazing view!
god damn frenzy pictures May 14, 2011 Rating: 1
this is Capbreton, next to Hossegor. In case you asked for the secret spot, i have no idea at all where it was exactely ;-)
chma May 10, 2011 Rating: -1
If that kind of crowd is out for that beach break, then I'll stay no to the surf trip.
chma May 14, 2011 Rating: 0
Opal helps make my point, above. And I'm sure the break is sick, just not at the particular moment captured... sorry I'm just used to freezing point breaks with a couple other people out, so crowds tend to ruin a good session here.
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