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In: Fluidzone Focus 0 Comments Photographer Richard Robson Wed 30th Mar '11
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Last week the Eastern Coastline of NSW saw perfect conditions for 3 days. Strong offshore winds, clear skies and 4-6ft of groomed east swell. Shark Island showed some amazing form and locals were treated to near perfect conditions during those days.

The last time we saw these sorts of conditions could of been nearly 7 months ago when the Fluidzone Shark Island Challenge ran in August. Either way the last swell filled the bellies of locals and those lucky enough to snivel a set of them.

Richard Robson shot these images while capturing some video footage from land after dislocating his shoulder shooting the days before.

Enjoy these images as who knows it may be another 6 months before we see this sort of thing again, but we all hope it will be sooner than later.

 

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