For a laugh! Check this video …
For a laugh! Check this video out — 3 bald men and a German go surfing (Aragum Bay - Sri Lanka) http://youtu.be/eJZod6kohdI
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For a laugh! Check this video out — 3 bald men and a German go surfing (Aragum Bay - Sri Lanka) http://youtu.be/eJZod6kohdI
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suggests you check out the first SFSL press release http://www.globalsurfnews.com/news.asp?Id_news=45694
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-A big thank you to Pete for his kind generosity to the young surfers of Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka - http://www.museumofbritishsurfing.org.uk/
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CAKE O’CLOCK! 2.30pm with Mr Lloyd and friends at the shop known as J’s Boards’n'Cakes ( a shop for all bored n cake needs!!) Thanks Emms x
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- massive thanks to all those that turned out for the ND Biosphere Reserve/P4R Team photo shoot for The Big Beach Clean in March
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Requesting an invite for Tweetboard Alpha (http://tweetboard.com) by @140ware, for my site: http://www.paddle4relief.co.uk
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Is pleased to announce and thank http://www.shredhead.com for coming on board and offering 15% on all purchases to Paddle4Relief members
Add comment March 2nd, 2010
Why not join SurferSpace, a social network for UK surfers and check out p4r - http://www.surferspace.co.uk/profile/Paddle4Relief
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A FORMER Torrington mayor is urging North Devonians to buy and name water wells in Sri-Lanka.
Journal columnist, Anne Tattersall, who writes Tatt’s Life was inspired by one of her subjects Braunton’s Tim Tanton who set up Paddle4Relief to help Sri-Lankan victims of the for Tsuanmi.
Tim told her it cost just £50 to build a well to get a whole village fresh water and Anne subsequently donated enough for a well.
Anne decided to call the well, which is now up and running, Mandela, after Nelson for his work in fighting poverty.
She said: “I was so impressed it only costs £50 to bring fresh water to a village and I think would be great if we could get a few more Devonians to donate £50 and have a well named.”

Paddle4Relief works in the Arugam Bay area of Sri Lanka and for more information and to make a donation visit www.paddle4relief.co.uk.
Add comment February 27th, 2010
suggests a wee read of Mr Kevan’s Devon Life Article http://timkevan.blogspot.com/search/label/Devon%20Life - Thank you
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