Three classics It's a movie day.

The Line-up A man on his own in a car Is revenging himself on his wife; He open the throttle and bubbles with dottle and puffs at his pitifu...

Drop in! Robin: "Gosh, there could be diplomatic repercussions if we fail this time, Batman." Batman: "That's not the p...

Lefts, rights - I don't care, I just want some long walls Think I've got peeler envy. Mostly beachbreaks in Kernow, and although the...

Get it right and it stays right The only label you need on your feet. Vans have been making shoes forever (well, since 1966) and they still...

Lookin up from below Last night I was inspired to try this phoodle (photoshop doodle - courtesy Strik & Lung) after spending way too muc...

Yours truly, drawing a line, last day in May 2009. I just love the light you get from the sea. Here's a pic from earlier this summ...

Roger Hall has been making all kinds of surboards for a long time... With the growth in the number of 'build-a-wooden-surfboard' wor...

Thanks for the warning!

The venerable Tris logo based on a drawing by Keith Flack I absolutely love this logo. They have a more recent logo that is more 80s in styl...

Ahh the freedom... (mobile phone pic) Last night, me and Cealan went for a cycle along the lanes. Watching him whizz along reminded me of th...

Something nice to study, phoning up a buddy. Being in my nuddy Reasons to be cheerful part 3 was not on the brilliant debut album (above) b...

Hang onto summer for as long as you can As I notice the evenings darkening again by 9pm I enter a mild state of panic. I don't want summ...

Three is indeed the magic number birth - life - death low tide - mid tide - high tide past - present - future Meat Puppets - Best fucken ba...

"Ladies & gentlemen, I present to you our latest model - The Undertaker!" The first British homemade surfboards were called ...

Lovin me some palindromics I just think these little double-enders are fun, imagine living here...

Forsooth, methinks ye winds do bloweth offshore! Like the majority of surfers, I don't live in sight of the waves. And although I do use...

Nice little wave in Dubai - at a cost An old friend of mine recently returned to Kernow after 15 years in the desert. We paddled out for a f...

The literary equivalent of a perfect wave Imagine the perfect wave, imagine riding it perfectly, now imagine leaving the water and never pad...

D - Apres surf at Droskyn with beer & blanket What can I say about Darren Lago? "He came, he saw, he surfed" would be one way...

Lester - Agent Orange - Upland In danger of being branded an old hippy I thought I'd better reinforce my credentials as an old skate pun...

"We were serious political revolutionaries trying to overthrow the government... we were also on acid!" John Sinclair ; author, po...

"We plant the seed, nature grows the seed, we eat the seed" Mini harvest today. Our first foray into growing veggies - it actually...

The Pilgrimage - 50 places to surf before you die Just got The Pilgrimage through the post, I do love a fresh book, and I'm really...

Pimp my tractor The farmers in this part of the world don't worry about the cosmetics. If its still got four wheels and an engine they...

Elvis, trying to be Hawaiian I think I've become a little bit obsessed with Hawaii lately. To the point of wondering if I could ever hav...

Surfing well is a lifetime's pursuit that's expressed in subtleties This quote (above) from Patrick Trefz's Thread perfectly ec...

Board graphics for a World Champ Recently came across Emil Kozak, a Dane living in Barcelona. This kid seems to be dripping with talen...

The Royalist Met up with Royal last night who is currently on a shaping sabbatical in Kernow. He's a top bloke and working hard to carv...

Never judge a book by its cover It took me a while to sit down and read this book for two reasons. The first being simply that I fin...

Dive! Dive! I've been riding a heavy, trad single-fin log almost exclusively for the past few years, rarely taking a shortboard out thes...

Sharing waves back in the day Summer's here, a great time for paddling out on the longboard to catch a few waves. BUT there are still a ...

Ye olde mappe of Kernowe • Cornwall is approx 132 miles from end to end, yet has over 400 miles of coastline. • Permanent population of ar...

Every time - don't forget