Small and two much
wind. That’s probably the right description about Krui surfs this morning. When
I arrived at the beach at about 09:40, I saw Krui Left working small with three
people out. The Right was even smaller with nobody seen in the water. The
weather was clear but the wind was blowing onshore, making the sea a little bit
choppy and the swells were like lumpy.
And when I turned to
The Peak, I saw the same thing. And so was The Leftover. But the swells were quite
big and were like lumpy and crumbly with the same onshore wind. However, two people
were seen surfing at The Peak, and another two at The Leftover. The Leftover
was bigger than the other days.
This three Australian
guys that I met at The Peak didn’t even touch the water. The just checked the
surf and decided to leave the place after a few minutes. They asked me whether
there was a surf without so much wind at
the moment before they left.
The other two Spanish guys
didn’t even touch the water either. One of them went fishing from the beach
with a fishing line while the other one played with his camera. ‘The surf isn’t
good,’ said one of them.
And when I came back
to check The Left at 11:05, the surf was even flat and the onshore wind was still
blowing and no surfer seen in the water.
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