June Heats 9: Krui Left

Krui Left was pumping again this morning. It was about three and a half feet at the most. But The Right wasn’t as big. About five people surfed The Left about 9 o’clock, but the later the morning the more surfers came to join in, but the number never got more than ten I guessed since the existing  surfers gave up once they saw many other surfers coming.

And I saw something new at The Left this morning, something that I never seen before. It was a surfer with a paddle who rowed his surf board like a fishing boat. He was stood out of the crowd since he stood up on his board instead of lying down like the other surfers did. The first time I saw him I  wondered what was going on. It wasn’t until I saw him riding his board with a paddle did I realize that he was surfing like others, only he was using a row.

However, The Peak wasn’t very big this morning, but I saw some surfers in the water as well. But Karang Nyimbur was stunningly big. “It was about 18 feet, but it was at the wrong direction. Nobody out in the water,” said this man that I met at The Left. No wonder the surfers packed at Krui surfs. 18 feet is never small, I guess….