Krui surfs this
morning were probably no better than yesterday, and with fewer people. When I arrived
at the beach at about 10 o’clock, Krui Left was working inconsistently;
sometimes it was big, sometimes it was smaller. And so was Krui Right. There
were about ten people at The Left and about six at The Right. However, about
ten other people who came with a car were putting their gears, ready to hit the
water.
I left the place and
for The Peak, but The Peak was small and looked shallow. However, it got bogger
once in a while but nobody out.
Back to The Left I found
it more people in the water. And this time the set of waves at the left of The
Left was also working with about five people surfing. So the three sets of waves
were working at the same time, with 25 surfers altogether.
The South African guys
who surfed the left of The Left told me that it was too small for them. They got
out of the water and heading to Way Jambu. It must be big at Way Jambu, he
said, and hit the road right away.
The other guys told me
that it was big at Karang Nyimbur too, about five to six feet, with some
surfers out. And Mandiri was also working with two or three surfers. But it was
too big and heavy, one of the guys said. And they surfed Krui Left instead.
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