Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Noosa Premiere of 'The Heart & The Sea'
Monday, March 11, 2013
Noosa Day 1
We've just arrived in Noosa with a team 10 deep for the annual Noosafest.
A good day of waves on Day 1 with more to come..
We'll be getting snaps up on a daily basis, courtesy of our pal Andy Gough.
Doc leads the way
Sea, sex & sunning it
Pama giving Spring 13 some quality control
Jakey Bevan taking an afternoon stroll
Pama welcoming the locals
Patchy at home
Doc.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
stroll
Team rider Thomas Bexon taking an extra long wave toy for a stroll out on the points. Thanks to our friends at Follow The Vane for the photos.
Saturday, March 2, 2013
stormy waters
Here's a sequence of shots of Kerry Langdon Down from the last cyclone swell all shot by Alex Gibson. The board is a 6'0 Rounded Pin Tail Quad from Sea Legged surfboards.
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Alex Gibson,
Kerry Langdon Down
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
UK Premiere
UK Premiere of The Heart & The Sea, Saturday 2nd March. Ten percent of proceeds goes towards supporting the good work of Surfers Against Sewage. More details here. Advance tickets released through Chariots Of The Sun. If you live nearby, please tell your mates!
Saturday, February 16, 2013
The Alley Fish Fry
....it's that time of year... the Alley Fish Fry at Currumbin Alley... Festival of Surf, here we come.
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Currumbin Alley,
fish fry at the alley
Monday, February 11, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
La Paloma Theatre Premiere
'The Heart & The Sea' is premiering in one week's time at the iconic La Paloma Theatre, Encinitas, California. Tickets are just $5 at the Box Office, available at the Patagonia Cardiff Store or online at BrownPaperTickets.com.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
Happiness
Sometimes happiness can be a simple as summer slides in warm water with a trusty old log beneath your feet.
Photo: Nathan Oldfield.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Saturday, December 29, 2012
The Patchy Chat
Patchy framed by Ray Collins
So Patchy, you’re a lad who’s constantly on the go, tell us
what you’ve been up to over the last couple of months?
Hey mate! Been keeping it all ticking over, you know.. just
finished my third year of law school, been working down at Finbox, and bar-tending
most weekends. In-between all that trying to find some waves!
What boards have you been riding?
Anything that floats.. Right now its a 9'4 log, a 5'2 quad
that the boys at Almond surfboards and I dreamt up, both are most excellent.
But pretty much reach for whatever sled will suit the soup.
I know you shape a fair few boards for yourself, what's been
your latest venture and howzit go?
A 6'2-ish single flat, vee. Me and Mr Perini hacked up
this bit of foam, stuck a 9” Greenough in it, jammed that skeg right forward,
loosen'er up and it goes SICK! So stoked. Scored 4ft Green Island on
low tide a few moons ago and the thing took off... amping!
It’s rare to see you on a conventional hi-fi 6’1 shortboard,
where did your interest in other surf craft come from?
Dad has always been ripping on heavy, flat logs. Emphasis
on style and fun, you know. So probably influenced by him mostly, and Thomas
Campbell's early films are rad. But it was hard growing up riding different
stuff. People down here didn't like that. Having a store like Finbox in the area has definitely helped open peoples minds
up to the different possibilities of riding waves.
What’s your plans for the coming year, any travels in the
pipeline?
Hopefull get up-n-see Jimbo and Snooze and shoot with
Johnny Gill on the Central Coast, NSW, I hear he is up to something rad. Probably back to Indo for a bit.
And perhaps California to catch up with Dave and crew at Almond! Let's see what
happens!
Thanks Legend, keep on slidin'.
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